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Finnegan Daniels
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31 August, 17:29
What are allotropes?
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Allotropes are the elements that occur naturally in different forms in the nature.
For example Oxygen is in O2 state for breathing air and O3 in ozone layer.
Also C exits as diamond, graphite, coal and other numerous forms in nature.
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