Graphite conducts electricity because of the

Question

Graphite conducts electricity because of the (A) Highly polarized nature of π-electrons. (B) Highly delocalized nature of π-electrons. (C) Highly localized nature of π-electrons. (D) None of these

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In graphite there is sp2 hybridized carbon. Thus due to highly delocalized n electrons it possesses electrical conductivity.

Q. Graphite conducts electricity because of the

Highly polarized nature of $π$ -electrons.

Highly delocalized nature of $π$ -electrons.

Highly localized nature of $π$ -electrons.

None of these

In graphite there is $s p^{2}$ hybridized carbon. Thus due to highly delocalized n electrons it possesses electrical conductivity.