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explain the softness of graphite with reference to its structure ​

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Refer the attachment for the structure

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·These three carbon atoms are again in turn bonded to three carbon atoms each.

·Thus, six carbon atoms form a hexagon and are at specific distances from one another.

·The layers in graphite can easily slide over each other. Hence, it is a soft and slippery material.

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