Difference between diamond and graphite
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differences between graphite and diamond are listed below
- diamond and graphite both are allotropes but the molecular bonding is different.
- graphite is soft and slippery in nature and diamond is hard in nature.
- graphiteh is dark in colour where are you diamond is shiny in nature and has no specific colour .
- graphite is a good conductor of electricity.
- diamond doesn't conduct electricity.
- graphite is used as pencil leads and diamond are used as jewellery and many other.
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diamond:
1.In a diamond , each carbon atom is covalently bounded to four other carbon atoms along with four corners of regular tetrahedrom.
2.Diamond is hard dur to strong covalent bounds present in it
graphite:
1. In a graphite, carbon atom bounded together
2.In a flat layers by an strong covalent bounds in a regular haxagon
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