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- Why does graphite conduct electricity? - Chemistry Stack Exchange
In graphite structure, two of them make two single (sigma) bonds while the other pair form a double bond (consists of one sigma and one pi bond) Electron that forms pi bond is freer to travel between atoms compared to the others and is theoretically associated with all adjacent atoms (imagine the 3d structure of graphite) rather than a single atom
- Why can graphite conduct electricity but diamond can not?
In diamond the carbon atoms are bonded to four other atoms Whereas, in graphite each carbon atom is only bonded to three other atoms Therefore, there are delocalised (free) electrons in graphite, which can move and carry a charge so graphite conducts electricty
- In terms of structure and bonding, explain why graphite is . . . - MyTutor
Each carbon atom in graphite forms 3 covalent bonds with another carbon atom within the structure This results in one electron per atom being “free” This “free” electron is known as a delocalised electron and is able to move through the structure, carrying charge therefore allowing graphite to conduct electricity
- Please explain why graphite is able to conduct electricity
Given that carbon is able to make 4 bonds, there is one free electron per carbon In graphite, this electron is delocalised which means that it is free to move Electricity is a flow of charged particles therefore when a potential is applied across graphite, these electrons can move and therefore conduct electricity
- Why can graphite conduct electricity but not diamond?
In graphite, each carbon atom is covalently bonded to three other carbon atoms One of the four outer shell electrons of each carbon atom is therefore not engaged in bonding, and becomes delocalised These delocalised electrons are free to move around the structure, carrying charge and allowing graphite to conduct electricity
- Electrical conductivity of graphite - Chemistry Stack Exchange
Why is conductivity lower parallel to the plane than in the direction perpendicular to the plane? I am surprised by the relative magnitudes of these $\sigma$ values because I thought that one of the amazing things about graphene -- an atomic layer of graphite -- was that its conductivity in the plane (i e , parallel to the basal plane) is very
- Why can graphite conduct electricity? - MyTutor
However in graphite each carbon atom only bonds to 3 others around it- this means there is an electron spare which becomes 'delocalised' This means that it is donated to form a common pool of electrons which can flow through the molecule carrying charge and so conducting electricity
- physical chemistry - Graphite: Thermal and electrical conductivity . . .
These delocalized pi electrons are the reason why graphite can conduct electricity along the planes, where as diamond cannot due to the lack of delocalized electrons Diamond is a better conductor of heat because the transfer of heat takes place through adjacent atoms transferring their vibrational energy and diamond has a very close knit network of atoms where as graphite does not
- Explain why graphite conducts electricity in terms of . . . - MyTutor
Explain why graphite conducts electricity in terms of structure and bonding Graphite has a giant covalent structure where each carbon atom is covalently bonded to three other carbon atoms Each carbon atom also has one delocalised electron which can flow freely through the structure and carry a charge through the graphite
- carbon allotropes - How is graphene electrically conductive . . .
Graphite is a commonly found mineral and is composed of many layers of graphene In graphene, each carbon atom is covalently bonded to 3 others This atom contains free ‘delocalised’ electrons that can carry and pass on an electric charge Graphene does conduct electricity This is because of its structure
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