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Graphite and diamonds are:

  1. A
    isotopes
  2. B
    isomers
  3. C
    isotones
  4. D
    allotropes

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Graphite and diamond are allotropes of carbon. Allotropy is the property by which a single chemical element can exist in two or more distinct structural forms in the same physical state, resulting in drastically different physical properties despite having identical chemical compositions.

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Graphite and diamonds are:
A
isotopes
B
isomers
C
isotones
D
allotropes

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