allotropic

• “Only such forms, however, as have different energy contents are properly called allotropic forms.”

  An Elementary Study of Chemistry

• “Now, the idea of allotropic expression - putting mitochondrial DNA in the nucleus - had already been suggested, though it hadn't actually at that point been suggested for aging.”

  Wired Top Stories

• “The calcium in Gordon's bones transmogrified into an allotropic titanium-plutonium alloy; his nervous system mutated into a broadband fibre-optic TCP/IP network; his muscles became a carbonfibre-reinforced weave; his organs became high-capacity chemical processing plants.”

  The creation of Brown-man

• “In pure form, plutonium exists in six allotropic forms or crystal structure - more than any other element.”

  Plutonium

• “Carbon is found free in nature in three allotropic forms: amorphous, graphite, and diamond.”

  Carbon

• “In 1969 a new allotropic form of carbon was produced during the sublimation of pyrolytic graphite at low pressures.”

  Carbon

• “Someone should slap these people in the face and say (1) "charcoal" isn't a colour, it's an allotropic form of carbon, and (2) we want WHITE synthesisers.”

  Charcoal. It's the new silver!

• “A quick scan of the Internet will show hundreds of companies that sell allotropic oxygen.”

  Simon & Schuster: Jumpstart Your Metabolism

• “The ice sheath went upward in tranquil allotropic, layers to a virtually featureless surface and an enormous, quietly circulating atmosphere of starlike composition.”

  Inconstant Star

• “As Oppy and Groves droned on about problems of the isolation of isotopes and allotropic states of plutonium, Joe wondered why he had gone to bed with Mrs Augustino.”

  Stallion Gate

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