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could you please answer the following question, I am really in needfor help even if you can just give me brief explanations!! (pleaseignore the dashes), Thank you

Explain - how coal, graphite, diamond and - buckminsterfullerene -are - created (either naturally - or artificially) - and how their- creation - permits the - required bonds - to form.

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