a
Sodium chloride
b
Lead
c
Copper (II) tetraoxosulphate (VI)
d
Glass
e
Germanium
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adewumi2005
5 years ago
Glass can never be a crystal, besides it is amorphous@myschool.ng , you are making very delicate mistakes

peter samson
9 years ago
Lead crystal is prized for its durability and decorative properties, even if it does not necessarily possess a crystalline structure..its correct..

phantom1245
2 years ago
the answer should be glass
lead is an example of face centered cubic crystal
also sodium chloride is also another example of a crystal
also copper in Copper (II) tetraoxosulphate (VI) is an example of face centered cubic crystal

Leinad321
3 years ago
lead is not a crystal
not all glass is crystal but all crystal is glasss.That made lead more correct in this text


