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Chemical Part I: The Big Picture 1. When we look at the periodic table of elements, why do we not see substances such as water listed there? use they

Chemical Part I: The Big Picture 1. When we look at the periodic table of elements, why do we not see substances such as water listed there? use they
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Part I: The Big Picture
1. When we look at the periodic table of elements, why do we not see substances such as
water listed there?
use
they

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Water is H2O which is a compound and would therefore not be on the periodic table. The periodic table only consists of elements.

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