Question

graphite is conductor of electricity why​

Answer 1

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Graphite is soft and slippery because there are only weak intermolecular forces between its layers. Graphite is a good conductor of heat and electricity. This is because, like metals, graphite contains delocalised(free) electrons. These electrons are free to move through the structure of the graphite.

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Answer 2

• Three strong covalent connections connect each carbon atom to its layer.
• The delocalized (free) electrons in graphite's structure allow it to conduct electricity.
• Carbon exists in only one 'allotropic form,' graphite. One valence shell of each carbon atom remains available in a graphite structure.
• Graphite may conduct electricity based on free electrons in its structure. As a result, graphite is known to be a good electrical conductor.
• Diamond, on the other hand, has no free mobile electron. That is why diamond is a poor conductor of electricity.