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Stacy Sharp
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20 December, 03:50
Why is Co2 a compound but H2 is not a compound
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Javon Perkins
20 December, 04:05
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CO2, or Carbon Dioxide, is considered a compound because it is made up of more than one type of atom. H2 only contains one type of atom.
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