Some substances lack definite heats of fusion. These substances are:
Correct answer: C. Amorphous solids
- A. Isomorphs
- B. Polymorphs
- C. Amorphous solids
- D. Crystalline solids
Explanation
'Amorphous solids' do not possess any particular heat of fusion thus Option C is correct.'Crystalline solids' consist of atoms, ions, and molecules arranged in a definite and repeating three-dimensional pattern with definite heat of fusion.'Isomorphs' are substances with different chemical compositions, exhibiting the same structure.'Polymorphs' are multiple 3D structural forms of a substance.
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