This model displays the layered hexagonal structure of graphite. Each layer consists of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb pattern, while weak forces between layers allow them to slide explaining graphite’s softness and lubricating nature. Made using robust plastic components, ideal for demonstrating bonding and crystal structure in classrooms.
- Concept / Educational Use: Demonstrates why graphite is soft, slippery, and conducts electricity
- Materials Used: Light and durable educational-grade plastic
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