#134 - Graphite - Not all Flakes are Equal

Perspective #134 – Graphite – Not all Flakes are Equal

Written by Dr. Andrew Newell and Bob Dennis

Graphite is one of the three common allotropes of carbon (the other two are amorphous and diamond). It forms with a hexagonal crystal structure arranged in layers and is the most stable form of carbon under standard conditions.

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