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Name the Hardest Natural Substance Known.

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Name the hardest natural substance known.

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Diamond is the hardest natural substance known.

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Chapter 4: Carbon And Its Compounds - Exercise 1 [Page 221]

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Lakhmir Singh Chemistry [English] Class 10
Chapter 4 Carbon And Its Compounds
Exercise 1 | Q 10 | Page 221

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