Study of carbon and its properties
Six
Four
Two
Graphite
Carbonite
Diamond
Fullerenes
Nanotube
Geodesic dome
Crystal structure
Ring
Long, hollow cylinder or tube
Grapherene
Impure carbon
Graphite
Hydrocarbon
Two
Six
Four
Zero
Ring and branched
Branched, ring and straight
Straight and branched
Branched, ring, straight and tubed
A force that holds branched bonds together
A force that holds chemical experiments together
A force that hods two carbons together
A force that holds two atoms together
3000 degrees C
3500 degrees C
2500 degrees C
3500 degrees F
Hard and reactive
Hard and nonreactive
Slippery
Soft and nonreactive
Buckybadgers
Buckydomes
Geodesic domes
Buckyballs
Electricity
Electricity and gas
Heat and electricity
Heat
Because it is so slippery
Because it is so hard
Because is is nonreactive
Because it is reactive
Bond with itself in a couple of ways
Bond with itself and other elements in so many different ways
Bond with diamonds, graphites, fullerenes and nanotubes
Bond with only alkaline metals