A substance that exhibits phases that have properties intermediate between those of a crystalline solid and a normal liquid are called _____.

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The description fits that of liquid crystals, which are substances that exhibit both liquid and solid-like properties. Ionic liquids and molten salts are distinct types of liquids, while seed crystals imply the presence of a crystalline structure. Isotropic liquids do not exhibit any ordered structures or properties.

A Substance That Exhibits Phases That Have Properties Intermediate Between