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What are crystalline solids? A. Solids that break apart in jagged pieces B.solids with heterogeneous organization C.solids with a random atomic structure D.solids with a repeating pattern
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What are crystalline solids?

A. Solids that break apart in jagged pieces
B.solids with heterogeneous organization
C.solids with a random atomic structure
D.solids with a repeating pattern

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C most definitely because its a crystal and crystals have different shales
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They are solids with a repeating pattern. then answer is D.
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