Physical state of carbon at room temperature?

Answer 1

Carbon is a solid at room temperature... Solid. Carbon is a solid at Room Temperature.

In °F

Room Temperature ~ 70°F

Carbon's Melting Point(Solid -> Liquid) is 6332°F

Carbon's Freezing Point(Liquid -> Solid) is 6332°F

Carbon's Boiling Point(Liquid->Gas) is 8720.6°F

Carbon's Condensation Point(Gas->Liquid) is 8720.6°F

Room Temperature is way below the point at which carbon turns to a liquid. In essence, the carbon is "Frozen" in the same way that Water freezes below 32°F

In °C

Room Temperature ~ 21°C

Carbon's Melting Point(Solid -> Liquid) is 3500°C

Carbon's Freezing Point(Liquid -> Solid) is 3500 °C

Carbon's Boiling Point(Liquid->Gas) is 4827 °C

Carbon's Condensation Point(Gas->Liquid) is 4827 °C

Room Temperature is way below the point at which carbon turns to a liquid. In essence, the carbon is "Frozen" in the same way that Water freezes below 0°C

Answer 2

Carbon is solid at room temperature. However, it can exist in numerous allotropes (different structural forms), such as graphite, diamond or fullerenes (e.g. the most famous of all fullerenes the buckminister - bucky ball - fullerene)

Answer 3

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Answer 4

At room temperature, carbon exists in various physical states depending on the specific allotrope. For example, graphite and diamond are solid forms of carbon, while graphene is a two-dimensional material. Carbon can also exist in an amorphous state, such as in the form of charcoal or carbon black.

Answer 5

The physical appearance of carbon varries on what subsatnce it is, if its coal...its black...if its diamond....its a clear color

Answer 6

Carbon is a solid at room temperature.

Answer 7

solid