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But allotropy is a
property special to (dependent on) allotropes and should appear only
under allotropes. Called linear acetylenic carbon, the new allotrope, or form, of the
otherwise sooty element shows up as amber-colored,
"gossamerlike" threads, whose texture resembles "angel
hair," according to Richard J. A bucky ball is chemically stable and is
an allotrope of carbon. |
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