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An allotrope of carbon that is structured in a sphere is called: A. fullerene B. tetrahedron C. graphite D. diamond

An allotrope of carbon that is structured in a sphere is called: A. fullerene B. tetrahedron C. graphite D. diamond
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An allotrope of carbon that is structured in a sphere is called:

A. fullerene
B. tetrahedron
C. graphite
D. diamond

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Answer:

fullerene

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