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In graphite the C - C bond length with in the layer is X pm and the distance between two adjacent layers is Y pm. X and Y respectively are
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Graphite facts: \[ \text{C-C bond length} = 141.5\,pm \] \[ \text{Interlayer distance} = 340\,pm \] Weak interlayer forces are responsible for the lubricating property of graphite.
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340, 141.5
141.5, 340
141.5, 154
143.5, 340 \bigskip
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