PERIODIC TABLE

Carbon

Atomic No. 6 C Carbon

About Carbon

Carbon is a nonmetal with atomic number 6 that forms an unusually wide variety of structures and chemical bonds. Graphite is used in electrical brushes and furnace linings, while diamond provides hardness for cutting and drilling tools. Carbon fibers reinforce lightweight composites, and activated carbon provides porous surfaces for filtration and purification.

Properties

Atomic Number
6
Atomic Symbol
C
Atomic Mass
12.011
CAS No.
7440-44-0
Density
2.26 g/cm³
Series
other nonmetal
Melting Point
3,550°C
Boiling Point
4,027°C
Thermal Conductivity
1.40 W/cm °C
Heat of Fusion
105 kJ/mol
Heat of Vaporization
715 kJ/mol
Electronegativity
2.55 pauling
Crystal Structure
Hexagonal
Electrical Conductivity
100000 S/m

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