Chemistry

Walter Ashley

10 May, 19:39

What is an element? select one:

a. two or more atoms held together by chemical bonds

b. a chemical that cannot be broken down or separated into other chemicals

c. a chemical that can be broken down or separated into other chemicals

d. one or more molecules held together by chemicals

e. a chemical that cannot be separated, but is limited in supply?

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