Chemistry, asked by charry, 1 year ago

why graphite is slippery in nature?

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Answered by ross1

because the graphite is made up of various layers of carbon atoms which was held by weak van der waal forces and due to this the layers of the graphite slip over one another and make graphite slippery

chaos: yup correct

Anonymous: Yeah! Nice one..

Answered by devanshgandhe

graphite contain layers of carbon atoms. which slips down because there are very weak forces acting between them ,making graphite slippery.

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