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ALLOTROPY (Gr. liXXor, other, and rpo7ros, manner) , a name applied by J . J . See also: Berzelius to the See also: property possessed by certain substances of existing in different modifications
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See also: Custom has to some extent restricted its use to inorganic chemistry; the corresponding property of organic compounds being generally termed See also: isomerism (q.v.)
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Conspicuous examples are afforded by See also: oxygen, See also: carbon, See also: boron, silicon, phosphorus, mercuric See also: oxide and iodide
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