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How are pure crystalline substances characterized?
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How are pure crystalline substances characterized?

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A pure crystalline substance is a substance with an almost perfect regular and periodic pattern in a solid state. This makes this type of substance a hard one compared to an amorphous substance which is soft because of the irregular pattern within.
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