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What type of structure is diamond classified as?
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MCQ
Type
practice
Style
Topic
Structure and bonding of carbon
Question
- A. Simple molecular structure
- B. Giant covalent structure
- C. Ionic structure
- D. Metallic structure
Answer
Giant covalent structure
Explanation
Diamond is classified as a giant covalent structure because it consists of a large network of carbon atoms bonded together by covalent bonds.
Common mistake
Misunderstanding Diamond Structure
Students often describe diamond as a simple molecule rather than a giant covalent structure.
Emphasize that diamond is a giant covalent structure made from a vast network of carbon atoms bonded together.
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