Note for graphite, both covalent and intermolecular force of attraction applies. (Pure)
When explaining the high temperature in which graphite melts, we say that they are breaking strong covalent bonds. (Pure)
When explaining why graphite act like a lubricant, we say that the graphite molecules are arranged in layers which are held by weak IMF therefore can slide over each other easily. GET IT? (Pure)
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