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Slide 2 carbon http://www.webelements.com/www.webelements.com ://images.asia.ru/img/alibaba/photo/50959529/ Carbon_Additive___Carbon_Riser___Recarbu rizer_CPC.jpg Slide 3 Its black, its hard, not magnetic, doesnt conduct electricity, non metallic, Physical properties Slide 4 Crystalline structure In the solid state, elemental carbon, silicon, germanium, and gray tin exist as cubic crystals, based upon a three- dimensional arrangement of bonds.solidsilicon Each atom is covalently bonded to four neighboring atoms in such a way that they form the corners of a tetrahedron. Slide 5 Properties Symbol: C, Atomic Number: 6, Atomic Mass: 12.0107, Number of Protons: 36, Electrons: 36, Neutrons: 84. Slide 6 Block, period, group, electron configuration Block in periodic table: p-block Block in periodic table Period in periodic table: 6 Period in periodic table Group in periodic table: 14 Group in periodic table electron configuration: [He].2s 2.2p 2 electron configuration Slide 7 Uses for Carbon. Carbon has many industrial uses for its three forms; amorphous, diamond, and graphite. Slide 8 Uses of Carbon The amorphous form (coal) is used in power plants, and is used in the iron industry to make steel. The diamond form is used as jewelry, and is used as part of cutting tools. Slide 9 Where Carbon found It is found in volcano's. Slide 10 Chemical Properties Carbon is sixth element in the periodic table with an atomic weight of 12. It is commonly encountered in our lives as the black residue left by burning paper, the "lead" in our graphite pencils or the glitter of diamonds in expensive jewellery. Slide 11 Interesting facts It makes diamonds. They put it in cars to make it go faster http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiFirPfU TJ4