Carbon is 4 ever - Carbon in Nature QuickTest

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Quick Test - Carbon in Nature

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Q.	Pure carbon is found in various forms called:
	Alliphatics
	Allotropes
	Aromatics

Q. One natural form of carbon exhibiting a lattice structure is:

Graphite

Diamond

Charcoal

Q. The formula for Carbon Dioxide is:

CO

CO₂

HCOH₃

Q. Fossil fuels are formed from:

Plant and animal matter

Metallic deposits

Metal carbonates

Q. A conductive allotrope is:

Graphite

Diamond

Charcoal

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