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Democritus said that ____ were indivisible, fundamental units of matter

Democritus said that ____ were indivisible, fundamental units of matter
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Democritus said that ____ were indivisible, fundamental units of matter

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atoms, the smallest pieces of elements that still retain their properties.

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Answer:Atoms

Explanation: Democritus defined ATOMS as the indivisible, indescructible fundamental units of matter.

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