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No. A pure diamond is carbon, and it is an allotrope of this element in the same way that graphite (pencil lead) is an allotrope of carbon. Thus, diamond is not a metal because carbon is not a metal.

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No they are not. In other words they are not metal. No, diamonds are a crystal matrix made of carbon.

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No! A ferrous metal is a metal that contains or is iron. Diamonds are a form of carbon.

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Diamond is a form of carbon and is a non-metal.

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No, diamond is actually an allotrope of carbon, which is a non-metal.

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Diamonds are non-metal.

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