Carbon is an element that can form into several different allotropes including graphite, diamond, and fullerite. Graphite is the most steady type of carbon and is the most well-known, as carbon naturally occurs as graphite under standard conditions. Graphite is generally known for its better conductivity and resistance for high heat and corrosion. This makes it a typical material in high heat, high-pressure circumstances in the aerospace, electrode, nuclear, energy, and military industries. Despite the fact that graphite can deal with extreme high-pressure circumstances effortlessly, it is really an exceptionally delicate, rough, and fragile material.