Crystalline and Amorphous Solids

This lecture is about crystalline and amorphous solids in chemistry class 12. Also, you will learn difference between them.

To learn more about state of solids, watch this lecture till the end.

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[PhysicsWithBen]

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[wenseul]

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[heksgmz]

Chemistry exam tomorrow! This definitely gave me a better understanding on the types of solids. Thank you!

[Manasvi_Artist]

Sir here if surface of glass is irregular, then too it would have same physical properties throughout??

[_myangels_]

Sir you gave example of wood for crystalline solid but wood is an amorphous solid.. please clear me this point sir

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[kartik]

Which type of solid has more voids crystalline or amorphous?

[TCGO]

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[zahidalibaig]

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