Chemistry, asked by satyamrajput83317, 12 hours ago

why is graphite slipper is in nature?

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Answered by ashishkshirsagar3262

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Graphite features several layers with each layer featuring a hexagonal arrangement of carbon atoms. Theese layers have the ability to slide over each other, owing to the weak the forces between them. This sliding is what makes graphite slippery and a relatively good lubricant.

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