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...sub>8</sub>), and the carbon allotrope (C₆₀).<ref>'''Note:''' [[Allotrope]]s are molecules having different molecular structures. This differs from [

...white phosphorus]] is slowly converted to the more stable red phosphorus [[allotrope]] (mp. 597C). Both the white and red allotropes of phosphorus are insolubl Both phosphorus and arsenic have many [[allotrope]]s, but only the white and red forms predominate.

...white phosphorus]] is slowly converted to the more stable red phosphorus [[allotrope]] (mp. 597C). Both the white and red allotropes of phosphorus are insolubl Both phosphorus and arsenic have many [[allotrope]]s, but only the white and red forms predominate.

...s) are cylindrically shaped [[carbon]] sheets, typically existing as the [[allotrope]] [[graphite]]. Carbon nanotubes are generally grouped on several factors t

...es of carbon and iron can form into a number of different structures, or [[allotrope]]s, with very different properties; understanding these is essential to mak Perhaps the most important allotrope is [[martensite]], a chemically [[metastable]] substance with about four to

...llotropy]].<ref>[http://periodictable.com/Properties/A/AllotropeNames.html Allotrope Names of the Elements]. | List of elements sortable alphabetically or by at

== allotrope/allotropy ==

...this article and populated it with links to existing articles, including [[Allotrope]], [[Atom (science)]], [[Atomic number]], [[Chemical compound]], [[Elementa

...to harden drill tips, are both pure carbon. This phenomenon is known as [[allotrope|allotropy]]. Oxygen atoms (O), oxygen gas (O₂), and ozone (O<sub

...d-Cannon [[Homeostasis (biology)|homeostasis]].<ref><u>Note:</u> Compare [[allotrope]], one of two or more different forms of a particular chemical element, suc

...ium.org/wiki/Allotrope link]) and Wikipedia ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allotrope#Differences_in_properties_of_an_element.27s_allotropes link]) use the term,

...tion to the page. Since I think the stated number is correct only for one allotrope of Carbon, and is the temperature of '''''sublimation''''', it is important