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Homework Statement
How many covalent bonds should be there to make a molecule have a giant molecular structure?
A giant molecular structure is characterized by a vast number of covalent bonds, forming a network of interconnected atoms. While an exact number of covalent bonds cannot be specified, it is established that the presence of numerous bonds is essential for the stability and integrity of such structures. Common examples include diamond and silicon dioxide, which exemplify the extensive bonding required for giant molecular formations.
PREREQUISITESThis discussion is beneficial for chemistry students, educators, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of giant molecular structures and covalent bonding.
"Giant?"Faiq said:giant molecular structure