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How do the basic particles of a compound differ from the basic particles of an element?

How do the basic particles of a compound differ from the basic particles of an element?
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How do the basic particles of a compound differ from the basic particles of an element?

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what are two things that's similar to a knuckle
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elements are made of one type of atom. Compounds can be made of multiple types of atoms.
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