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what is the luster of oxygen

OpenStudy (nechirwan):

Lustre is a qualitative property of substances, which refers to it's 'shinyness' and generally refers to solid metals. Oxygen, however, is almost always found in gaseous form, and if it were to be solid, it would not be lustrous.

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