Why graphite conduct electricity but diamond not?? But both arr allotrophes of carbon
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》Diamond is hard, as each carbon atom forms four strong bonds.
》 Since all four electrons are involved in bonding,diamond has no free electrons and does not conduct electricity.
》Graphite and diamond are composed of carbon atoms but their structures are different, hence, these solids are allotropes.
》》 BE BRAINLY 《《
》Diamond is hard, as each carbon atom forms four strong bonds.
》 Since all four electrons are involved in bonding,diamond has no free electrons and does not conduct electricity.
》Graphite and diamond are composed of carbon atoms but their structures are different, hence, these solids are allotropes.
》》 BE BRAINLY 《《
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graphite conducts electricity due to the delocalised electrons in its structure
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