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What is allotropy ?​

What is allotropy ?​
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What is allotropy ?​

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the existence of two or more different physical forms of a chemical element.

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User Sem Vanmeenen
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An example of an allotrope is carbon:
Carbon can exist in graphite, diamond and amorphous
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