Science, asked by si5nghnishvas, 1 year ago

explain why graphite can be used as lubricants but diamond cant't ???

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Answered by aqibkincsem

• Graphite consists of layers with a solvent that is contained between the layers.

• Solvent can slip between the layers and can create lubricants.

• Diamond is one of the hardest materials available on the planet due to the string bonding between the carbon atoms.

Graphite and diamonds have same carbon atoms however the structure is different.

Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Graphite consists of layers with a solvent that is contained between the layers.

• Solvent can slip between the layers and can create lubricants.

• Diamond is one of the hardest materials available on the planet due to the string bonding between the carbon atoms.

Graphite and diamonds have same carbon atoms however the structure is different.

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