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Bonding present between the carbon atoms in graphite is:

A
metallic
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ionic
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C
covalent
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D
van dar Waals' forces
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Solution

The correct option is C covalent
Carbon forms covalent bond with others as it has 4e in its' outermost shell. So, removing 4e or adding 4e in order to get a fulfilled outermost shell is a very difficult task. Hence, it shares its' es with others forming covalent bond.

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