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Which atoms above have an atomic mass that are twice their atomic mass that are twice their atomic number? A) hydrogen,carbon,nitrogen B)oxygen,fluorine,sodium C)aluminum,sulfur…

Which atoms above have an atomic mass that are twice their atomic mass that are twice their atomic number? A) hydrogen,carbon,nitrogen B)oxygen,fluorine,sodium C)aluminum,sulfur…
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Which atoms above have an atomic mass that are twice their atomic mass that are twice their atomic number?

A) hydrogen,carbon,nitrogen

B)oxygen,fluorine,sodium

C)aluminum,sulfur,chlorine

D)helium,nitrogen,sodium

Which atoms above have an atomic mass that are twice their atomic mass that are twice-example-1
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C

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Answer: C

Explanation: I LOOKED IT UP

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