allotropes are _.\n○ molecules bonded through the sharing of valence electron pairs\n○ different structural…

allotropes are _.\n○ molecules bonded through the sharing of valence electron pairs\n○ different structural modifications of an element\n○ typically crystalline in structure\n○ versions of an element having the same number of neutrons but differing numbers of protons

allotropes are _.\n○ molecules bonded through the sharing of valence electron pairs\n○ different structural modifications of an element\n○ typically crystalline in structure\n○ versions of an element having the same number of neutrons but differing numbers of protons

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Allotropes are different structural forms of the same element. For example, carbon has allotropes like diamond and graphite. They have different physical properties due to different atomic - arrangements. The first option describes covalent bonding, the third option is not always true as not all allotropes are crystalline, and the fourth option describes isotopes (not allotropes).

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B. different structural modifications of an element