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Zaire Bautista
12 March, 19:28
Paper, glass and iron are all made up of?
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Kendra Hood
12 March, 19:49
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I agree with the person above.
Paper, glass and iron are all made up of atoms.
As a matter of fact, everything around us is matter - made up of atoms.
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Meadow Dunlap
12 March, 19:56
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Small particles called atoms
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