Original post by DJShaji
Why does Graphite have delocalised atoms
It only makes 3 bonds out of the 4 bonds that carbon has
Original post by DJShaji
Why does Graphite have delocalised atoms
Because each carbon in a layer is bonded to 3 others, hence there's an extra delocalised electron.
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