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the diamond (the hardest mineral known to man) is made up of a tetrohydral shaped atom structure which is formed into a complex lattice arrangement in the element. Graphite by contrast is one of the weakest minerals known to man, because its atoms are bonded by very weak bonds in fragile layers/sheets above and below one another, but each layer is not bonded to the rest.

The carbon-carbon bonds in both minerals are actually quite strong, but it is the application of those bonds that make the difference.
The carbon atoms are arranged differently in diamonds and graphite. They are both carbon, but their internal structure is different. They are allotropes of carbon.

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By burning them separately,,they will produce carbon 4 oxide

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because they have the same chemical property

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Each allotrope of an element has different bonds between atoms compared to the oter allotropes. Carbon has 7 allotropes of which diamond is one - the atoms are in a tetrahedral lattice.

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Graphite and diamonds are two allotropes of carbon. Both are pure carbon, but in a different crystal form.

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it is because they are both crystalline and they have the same chemical properties

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A chemical analysis is sufficient.

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when burnt they both produce co2 gas

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