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Trace Mccullough
26 January, 16:29
Why are atoms always bonded
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Yusuf Bean
26 January, 18:27
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A toms are always bonded so that nearby atoms have to form into a compound and can be classified into different forms of compounds or molecules. It is also integral in our everyday life.
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