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Diаmоnd аnd grаphite are different sоlid state fоrms of the element carbon. Diamond is obviously much more expensive and valuable than graphite. However, graphite is the more stable form of carbon at room temperature, and if diamond can turn into graphite it will never return back to diamond. The atomic level structures of diamond and graphite show that in diamond, each carbon atom is strongly bonded to 4 other carbon atoms, whereas in graphite, each carbon bonds to 3 carbon atoms. This results in sheets of atoms in graphite that are held together by London dispersion forces. The carbon atoms in diamond are thus more rigid than they are in graphite. What is the entropy argument for why the conversion diamond into graphite is favorable and irreversible?