GCSE Chemistry – Giant covalent compounds

Last updated: 11/04/2020

AQA GCSE Science – Chemistry foundation Bonding, structure and properties of matter GCSE Chemistry – Giant covalent compounds

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-I can describe the structure of a giant covalent compound
-I can describe the properties of a giant covalent compound

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