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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

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

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The correct is answer C. Allotropes
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