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    Which of the following is NOT an allotrope of Carbon?
    Question

    Which of the following is NOT an allotrope of Carbon?

    A.

    Diamond

    B.

    Carbon dioxide

    C.

    Graphite

    D.

    Fullerenes

    Correct option is B

    The correct answer is (B) Carbon dioxide.

    Explanation:

    Allotropes of Carbon refer to different forms of the same element, carbon, where the atoms are bonded in different structures.

    • A) Diamond: An allotrope of carbon where carbon atoms are arranged in a three-dimensional crystalline structure. It is the hardest known natural material.
    • C) Graphite: Another allotrope of carbon, where carbon atoms are arranged in layers of hexagonal patterns. It is a good conductor of electricity and is used in pencils.
    • D) Fullerenes: These are allotropes of carbon, consisting of molecules made entirely of carbon, such as the buckyball (C₆₀), which resembles a soccer ball.

     Carbon dioxide is not an allotrope of carbon. It is a chemical compound consisting of carbon and oxygen (CO₂), not just carbon atoms bonded in different forms.

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