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14 November, 06:58
How do chemists identify elements & compounds?
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Olive Hanson
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Chemsits identify elements and compounds by using the Periodic Table. All elements have Atomic Numbers, Chemical Names, Atomic Mass, Period, and are usually colored and put into their group.
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