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What class of solids is made up of regularly repeating subunits of tightly packed, orderly arrangements of atoms, ions, or molecules? A. a metallic solid B. a crystalline solid …

What class of solids is made up of regularly repeating subunits of tightly packed, orderly arrangements of atoms, ions, or molecules? A. a metallic solid B. a crystalline solid …
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What class of solids is made up of regularly repeating subunits of tightly packed, orderly arrangements of atoms, ions, or molecules?

A.
a metallic solid
B.
a crystalline solid
C.
an amorphous solid
D.
a nonmetallic solid

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Answer:

a crystalline solid

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