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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) Chemistry practice

What is the primary difference in bonding within the layers of graphite compared to the bonding in diamond?

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What is the primary difference in bonding within the layers of graphite compared to the bonding in diamond?.

  1. A.Graphite has ionic bonds, while diamond has covalent bonds.
  2. B.Each carbon in graphite forms three covalent bonds, while in diamond, each carbon forms four.
  3. C.Graphite has metallic bonds, while diamond has covalent bonds.
  4. D.Diamond has weak intermolecular forces, while graphite has strong covalent bonds.

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