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‛graphite is used to make carbon electrons ’Explain

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Answered by VEDANT0685

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Yes graphite is used to make carbon electrons

Explanation:

The structure of graphite is such that it has a large number of electrons floating freely between the different layers of atoms (graphite bonds are formed of only three out of the four electron shells of the carbon atom, leaving the fourth electron to move freely)

Answered by Anonymous

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Graphite is used to make carbon electrons because

Explanation:

Graphite is used in making carbon electrons because it is a good conductor of electricity due to the presence of free electrons. One valence electron of each carbon atom remains free and thus it is a good conductor of electricity.

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