Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 8 months ago

Allotropes of Graphite......

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Answered by Anonymous

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graphite itself a allotrop of carbon

diamond is another allotrop of carbon

Answered by DadsLittlePrincess

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Graphite is allotrope of carbon.

There are no allotropes for graphite.

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