Explain why graphite is a poor conductor of electricity at high temperature

      

Explain why graphite is a poor conductor of electricity at high temperature

  

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Bruce
At higher temperatures, graphite has an intermolecular structure with immobile ions thus making it a poor conductor of electricity.
Drezline answered the question on October 10, 2018 at 11:55


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