Solid materials that do not possess an orderly arrangement of atoms are called glasses (mineraloids).
Explanation:
A Mineraloid is a natural, inorganic, amorphous (lacking "defined chemical composition") solid body that does not exhibit crystallinity. It exhibits characteristics similar to those of minerals, but does not have the "ordered atomic structure" necessary to meet the definition of a mineral.
Glasses or colloids have a totally random structure on an atomic scale. They are amorphous and get the honorary name of mineraloid.
<u><em>Solid materials that do not possess an orderly arrangement of atoms are called glasses (mineraloids).</em></u>
In linear motion, the directions of all the vectors describing the system are equal and constant which means the objects move along the same axis and do not change direction.
