Chemistry · Chemical Bonding
The difference in electrical conductivity between diamond and graphite arises because:
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- 1Both have free electrons, but in different numbers
- 2Diamond has tightly packed ions
- 3Diamond has metallic bonding, graphite does not
- 4Graphite has delocalized electrons; diamond does not✓
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Graphite has delocalized electrons; diamond does not
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