The ability of a given substance to assume two or more crystalline structures is called:
- AAmorphism
- BIsomorphism
- CPolymorphism
- DIsomerism
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Match the items in List-$I$ with their corresponding items in List-$II$.
List-$I$ (Magnetic property) List-$II$ (Substance) $(A)$ Ferromagnetic $(1)$ $O_2$ $(B)$ Antiferromagnetic $(2)$ $CrO_2$ $(C)$ Ferrimagnetic $(3)$ $MnO$ $(D)$ Paramagnetic $(4)$ $Fe_3O_4$ $(5)$ $C_6H_6$
| List-$I$ (Magnetic property) | List-$II$ (Substance) |
|---|---|
| $(A)$ Ferromagnetic | $(1)$ $O_2$ |
| $(B)$ Antiferromagnetic | $(2)$ $CrO_2$ |
| $(C)$ Ferrimagnetic | $(3)$ $MnO$ |
| $(D)$ Paramagnetic | $(4)$ $Fe_3O_4$ |
| $(5)$ $C_6H_6$ |
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