MCQ
In graphite, electrons are
  • A
    Localised on every third $C$ atom
  • B
    Present in antibonding orbital
  • C
    Localised on each $C$ atom
  • Spread out between the structure

Answer

Correct option: D.
Spread out between the structure
d
In graphite, each carbon atom uses only $3$ of its $4$ outer energy level electron in covalently bonding to there other carbon atoms in a place. In graphite, electrons are spread out between the structure.

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