The temperature at which one crystalline form changes to other is called _ temperature:

Correct answer: C. Transition

  • A. Critical
  • B. Absolute
  • C. Transition
  • D. None of these

Explanation

The temperature at which one crystalline form changes into another is called the transition temperature or phase transition temperature. This process is commonly observed in materials undergoing a phase transition, such as from a solid to another solid polymorphic form. The specific terms for these transitions can vary depending on the nature of the substance, for example, it could be called a melting point, freezing point, or transition temperature.

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