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In Order for Diamond to Become Graphite,what Would Need to Occur

Question 6

Question 6

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In order for diamond to become graphite,what would need to occur?


A) The carbon atoms would need to be bonded in sheets.
B) The carbon atoms would need to be bonded in tetrahedra.
C) The bonds would need to weaken.
D) Both a and c are correct.
E) Both b and c are correct.

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