Diamond is harder than graphite because of : (1) difference in layers of atoms (2) tetrahedral structure of diamond (3) difference of crystalline structures (4) None of these

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 difference in layers of atoms

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Last Answer : No free electrons are present in it

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Description : Why is graphite softer than diamond?

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Last Answer : What is common between diamond and graphite?

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