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In chemical composition, for instance, diamond and graphite, which are two different forms of carbon, are considered to be ceramics even though they are not composed of inorganic compounds. There also are exceptions to the stereotypical properties ascribed to ceramics. To return to the example of diamond, this material, though considered to be a ceramic, has a thermal conductivity higher than that of copper-a property the jeweler uses to differentiate between true diamond and simulants such as cubic zirconia (a single-crystal form of zirconium dioxide). Indeed, many ceramics are quite conductive electrically. For instance, a polycrystalline (many-grained) version of zirconia is used as an oxygen sensor in automobile engines owing to its ionic conductivity. Also, copper oxide-based ceramics have been shown to have superconducting properties. Even the well-known brittleness of ceramics has its exceptions. For example, certain composite ceramics that contain whiskers, fibres, or particulates that interfere with crack propagation display flaw tolerance and toughness rivaling that of metals.

Diamond can be considered as a ceramic as it is the hardest material, brittle, and has high melting point. The diamond is a particular crystalline form consisting of carbon atoms. The diamond is not a polymer by any stretch. All polymers contain mainly carbon and hydrogen atoms and also some oxygen, nitrogen etc. Ceramics are generally characterized as being made up of non-metallic elements or a mix of metallic and non-metallics with mostly covalent bonds. That means diamonds are, in fact, ceramics.

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