What is an allotrope?

a. A unique variation of an element possessing a set of physical and chemical properties that are the same properties of any other form of the element
b. A unique variation of an element possessing a set of physical and chemical properties that are different from the properties of any other form of the element
c. A unique variation of an element possessing a set of physical properties that are the same as the properties of any other form of the element
d. A unique variation of an element possessing a set of different physical, but the same chemical properties of any other form of the element

B

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