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Allotropes of Carbon Explained 🔥 | Diamond, Graphite & Fullerene | Class 10 Science #Shorts
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Carbon can form different allotropes because its atoms can be arranged in different ways. Each arrangement gives the material different properties.
- Diamond: Carbon atoms form a strong, three-dimensional structure, making diamond very hard.
- Graphite: Carbon atoms form layers that can slide over one another. Graphite is used in pencil “lead.”
- Other allotropes: Fullerene and graphene are also mentioned.
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