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Classify the following solids into amorphous or crystalline solids.
Bakelite, Platinum , Camphor , Oxalic acid , Melamine formaldehyde, Alum , Neoprene, Sugar , Solid `CO_2` , Polythene.

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To classify the given solids into amorphous or crystalline solids, we will analyze each substance based on their structural characteristics. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Bakelite**: - Bakelite is a synthetic polymer that does not have a regular arrangement of its constituent particles. - **Classification**: Amorphous solid. ...
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