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    Minerals with the Same Chemical Formula but Different Crystal Structures
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Minerals with the Same Chemical Formula but Different Crystal Structures

Question 78

Question 78

Multiple Choice

Minerals with the same chemical formula but different crystal structures are referred to as


A) glassy.
B) chemical pairs.
C) polymorphs.
D) silicates.

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