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What are substances that have the same composition, but different structures, known as? a. Ions c. Allotropes b. Covalent twins d. Phenotypes
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What are substances that have the same composition, but different structures, known as?

a.
Ions
c.
Allotropes
b.
Covalent twins
d.
Phenotypes

User Tahmid Bin Rashid
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The answer is Allotropes.
User ShadSterling
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For the answer to the question, what are substances that have the same composition, but different structures, known as? I believe the answer to this problem is the second one among the given choices which is Allotropes.
I hope my answer helped you.
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