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2 March, 23:54

How is graphite different from other allotropes of carbon?

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  1. 3 March, 01:28
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    The difference between the three naturally occurring allotropes is the structure and bonding of the atoms within the allotropes; diamond enjoying a diamond lattice crystalline structure, graphite having a honeycomb lattice structure, and amorphouscarbon (such as coal or soot) does not have a crystalline structure.
  2. 3 March, 02:33
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    The difference between the 3 naturally occurring allotrope's
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