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A diamond crystal is a giant molecule of a carbon atom each carbon atom in the Diamond crystal is linked to 4 other carbon of a atom by strong covalent bond the four surrounding carbon atoms are at four corners of a regular tetrahedron .

The Diamond crystal is there for made up of a carbon atoms which are powerful a bonded to one another by the network of the covalent bond due to this Diamond structure is very rigid the rigid structure of a diamond makes it a very hard substances it is a great hardness of the diamond which makes it useful for making Rock Bores of the drilling oils well well extra and for making the glass cutters the compact and their origin of the three dimensional arrangement of a carbon atoms in the

Diamond gives it a high density the melting point of a diamond is very high be more than 3500° this is because a lot of heat is required to break that work of a strong covalent bonds in diamond crystal diamond is a non conductor of electricity .

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✔✔A diamond crystal is a giant molecule of a carbon atom each carbon atom in the Diamond crystal is linked to 4 other carbon of a atom by strong covalent bond the four surrounding carbon atoms are at four corners of a regular tetrahedron . 

✔✔The Diamond crystal is there for made up of a carbon atoms which are powerful a bonded to one another by the network of the covalent bond due to this Diamond structure is very rigid the rigid structure of a diamond makes it a very hard substances it is a great hardness of the diamond which makes it useful for making Rock Bores of the drilling oils well well extra and for making the glass cutters the compact and their origin of the three dimensional arrangement of a carbon atoms in the bonds.