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Dempsey
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23 September, 13:00
Which substance is a compound Li, N2, H2, CO2?
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Brittany Schneider
23 September, 13:09
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Carbon dioxide is a compound (CO2). The other are just considered molecules since they are bonded to themselves. Lithium (Li) is an element since it's on its own and hasn't formed a bond yet.
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Karter Humphrey
23 September, 13:20
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CO2 ... it is a compound of oxygen and nitrogen
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