Which Of The Following Show Maximum Number Of Allotropic Forms?

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Question

Which of the following show maximum number of allotropic forms?

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Solution

Correct option is

Sulphur

Oxygen-Ordinary oxygen and ozone

Sulphur-Rhombic, monoclinic, plastic, amorphous

Selenium-Red form, grey form

Polonium-α & β. Thus sulphur shows maximum number of allotropic forms.

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