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Chemistry, 05.11.2019 18:31, uh8hardiek

Both graphite and diamond burn.
c(s, diamond)+o2(g)⟶co2(g)
for the conversion of graphite to diamond: c(s, graphite)⟶c(s, diamond)δh°=1.90kj which produces more heat, the combustion of graphite or the combustion of a diamond?

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Both graphite and diamond burn.
c(s, diamond)+o2(g)⟶co2(g)
for the conversion of graph...

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