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Amiyah Nielsen
8 July, 02:16
Carbon, oxygen and nitrogen are all kinds of
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Leia
8 July, 03:15
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Answer: The correct answer is Gasses.
Explanation: Carbon, Oxygen, and Nitrogen are not solids nor liquids so therefor it would be a gas.
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