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10 December, 08:32
How do atoms, compounds, and elements differ?
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Kylee Hammond
10 December, 08:57
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Atoms make up everything,
compounds are 2 or more elements joined together chemically and
elements are groups of atoms that mix to create mixtures (2 it more atoms not chemically combined) and compounds.
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