Why diamond is hard and graphite is soft according to 0th science easy language please?
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this is bcoz diamond has a rigid 3D structure and all the carbon atoms are attached to each other.
However in graphite it's not a 3D structure but different layers are joined together weak bonds knows as wanderwald's bond.
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This is because diamond's atoms are connected by covalent bonds, but graphite layers are attracted by weak vanderwals forces.(see the structure u will only understand then)
vanderwals forces are electrostatic forces between atoms.(electrostatic forces are those forces between two like or unlike charges)
always remember
ionic bond>covalent bonds>vanderwal forces
according to strength
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