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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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User Tahmid Bin Rashid
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The answer is Allotropes.
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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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User Bob Snyder
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