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Diamond (Carbon allotrope) (C) — Properties, Uses & Safety
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The hardest natural material, a carbon allotrope with a cubic crystal structure; used in jewelry and industrial cutting tools.
- IUPAC Name
- diamond
- CAS Number
- 7782-40-3
- PubChem CID
- 0
- Molecular Formula
- C
- Molar Mass
- 12.011 g/mol
- State at STP
- solid
- Appearance
- Transparent to colorless crystalline solid
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