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Why does graphite have more entropy than diamond? Diamond is harder than graphite so it should have more entropy right?

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Entropy is the degree of disorder or randomness of the system,
Entropy is as: Gas > Liquid > Solid
In this case, diamond is harder than graphite.
So, the randomness of the system is more in graphite.
Hence, graphite has higher entropy than diamond.

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