Periodic Table Part 5: Carbon Group (C, Si, Ge, Sn, Pb, Fl)

The video tutorial explores Group 14 of the periodic table, known as the carbon group. It covers the properties, abundance, and occurrence of elements like carbon, silicon, germanium, tin, lead, and fluorovium. The tutorial delves into their bonding behavior, hybridization, and various allotropes. It also discusses the reactivity and practical applications of these elements, highlighting their significance in technology and industry.

Which element in Group 14 is known for forming both +4 and +2 oxidation states due to the inert pair effect?

• Fluorovium

• Carbon

• Lead

• Silicon

Which element is most abundant in the Earth's crust in the form of silicon dioxide?

• Carbon

• Silicon

• Germanium

• Tin

What type of bonds are common between carbon atoms but rare between silicon atoms?

• Sigma bonds

• Pi bonds

• Ionic bonds

• Metallic bonds

Which allotrope of carbon is known for its use as a lubricant due to its layered structure?

• Carbon nanotube

• Fullerene

• Graphite

• Diamond

What phenomenon causes tin to transition from a metallic to a brittle form in cold weather?

• Tin corrosion

• Tin pest

• Tin decay

• Tin disease

Which element is crucial for microchip electronics due to its semiconductor properties?

• Germanium

• Silicon

• Carbon

• Lead

What is the primary use of lead in modern applications?

• Microchips

• Batteries

• Optical fibers

• Lubricants

Which element is used in organ pipes for its resonant properties?

• Germanium

• Lead

• Silicon

• Tin

What is a common application of germanium due to its transparency to infrared radiation?

• Batteries

• IR optics

• Lubricants

• Microchips

Which synthetic element in Group 14 has no practical applications due to its short half-life?

• Fluorovium

• Neonium

• Tin

• Lead