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____________ is the perfectly crystalline allotropic pair of carbon.A Coal and fullerene B Graphite and Lampblack C Graphite and fullerene D Diamond and coke

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____________ is the perfectly crystalline allotropic pair of carbon.A Coal and fullerene B Graphite and Lampblack C Graphite and fullerene D Diamond and coke

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The perfectly crystalline allotropic pair of carbon is Graphite and Diamond. However, this option is not listed in your choices. Among the given options, Graphite and fullerene (option C) could be considered as the answer, but please note that fullerene is not a perfect crystal. It's a molecule composed of carbon atoms, but its structure is not a perfect crystal lattice like that of diamond or graphite.

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