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Graphite and diamond are both crystalline forms of carbon
CHEMISTRY · Subjective · A Level · Chemistry · Bonding · Bonding
Problem
Graphite and diamond are both crystalline forms of carbon. Describe why graphite can conduct electricity along its layers whereas diamond cannot, citing two structural features that create this difference in conductivity.
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