(a). Graphite and diamond are both made from carbon atoms. Kedua-dua grafit dan intan adalah diperbuat dari atom-atom karbon. (). List TWO physical characteristic of each material. Senaraikan DUA sifat-sifat fizikal bagi kedua-dua bahan tersebut (i) Give ONE application for graphite and ONE for diamond Berikan SATU penggunaan bagi grafit dan SATU penggunaan bagi intan (ii). If both materials are made of carbon, why does such a difference in properties exist? Jika kedua-dua bahan tersebut diperbuat daripada karbon. jelaskan kenapa perbezaan ke atas sifat-sifat ini wujud?

(a). Graphite and diamond are both made from carbon atoms. Kedua-dua grafit dan intan adalah diperbuat dari atom-atom karbon. (). List TWO physical characteristic of each material. Senaraikan DUA sifat-sifat fizikal bagi kedua-dua bahan tersebut (i) Give ONE application for graphite and ONE for diamond Berikan SATU penggunaan bagi grafit dan SATU penggunaan bagi intan (ii). If both materials are made of carbon, why does such a difference in properties exist? Jika kedua-dua bahan tersebut diperbuat daripada karbon. jelaskan kenapa perbezaan ke atas sifat-sifat ini wujud?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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