"Red" phosphorus is insoluble in carbon disulfide,has a broad melting range and a very low vapor pressure,and does not conduct electricity.This evidence suggests that this substance is probably:

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The description of "Red" phosphorus as insoluble in carbon disulfide, having a broad melting range and low vapor pressure, and not conducting electricity is typical of amorphous and polymeric substances. Crystalline and metallic substances would typically conduct electricity, while the other options do not fit the description given.

"Red" Phosphorus Is Insoluble in Carbon Disulfide,has a Broad Melting