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Which is the smallest particle into which a compound can be broken down and still remain the same compound? A) atom B) mixture C) element D) molecule

Which is the smallest particle into which a compound can be broken down and still remain the same compound? A) atom B) mixture C) element D) molecule
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Which is the smallest particle into which a compound can be broken down

and still remain the same compound?

A) atom

B) mixture

C) element

D) molecule

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User Saral Karki
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Answer:

molcule

Step-by-step explanation:

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User CarlosMorente
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