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How to called crystalline lattice changes at the temperature change a) oxidation; b) primary crystallization c) allotropy d) anisotropy.
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How to called crystalline lattice changes at the temperature change a) oxidation; b) primary crystallization c) allotropy d) anisotropy.

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Answer: (c)Allotropy

Explanation: Allotropy is defined as the feature of the material to exist in different chemical forms or state while being in the same physical state. So, allotropy responsible for maintenance of the crystalline lattices during the temperature changes and does not alter the physical state of it. It helps elements to exist in different forms by modifying the structure of the chemical state.

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