4) Batholiths have:A- regular formsB- Irregular formsC-Sometime regular forms5) In minerals polymorphism means that:Two or more minerals have the same crystallization system but differ from one another by thechemical composition.Two or more minerals have the same physical characteristics but differ from one another by thecrystallization system.Two or more minerals have the same chemical composition but differ from one another by thecrystallization system.Two or more minerals have the same chemical composition but differ from one another by thephysical characteristics.6) According to their chemical composition, the minerals are divided into:6 classes7 classes8 classes9 classes

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Crystal Lattices and Unit Cell

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4) Batholiths have:
A- regular forms
B- Irregular forms
C-Sometime regular forms
5) In minerals polymorphism means that:
Two or more minerals have the same crystallization system but differ from one another by the
chemical composition.
Two or more minerals have the same physical characteristics but differ from one another by the
crystallization system.
Two or more minerals have the same chemical composition but differ from one another by the
crystallization system.
Two or more minerals have the same chemical composition but differ from one another by the
physical characteristics.
6) According to their chemical composition, the minerals are divided into:
6 classes
7 classes
8 classes
9 classes

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