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Layla Suarez
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17 May, 21:06
H2 and Fe represent
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Natalee Wong
17 May, 21:32
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H2 is 2 Hydrogen atoms bonded and Fe is iron. (you can always find a periodic table on the internet, too, if your not sure!)
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