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  • Carbon at Room Temperature: Solid, Not Liquid or Gas - Explained
    Carbon is a solid at room temperature.

    Here's why:

    * Carbon exists in many forms (allotropes): The most common forms are diamond and graphite.

    * Diamond: Extremely hard due to its strong covalent bonds, making it solid at room temperature.

    * Graphite: Soft and flaky due to layered structure, still solid at room temperature.

    While carbon can exist in other forms (like fullerenes or nanotubes), these are also solid at room temperature.

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