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If all atoms are composed of the same particles, how can there be more than 100 different elements?

If all atoms are composed of the same particles, how can there be more than 100 different elements?
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If all atoms are composed of the same particles, how can there be more than 100 different elements?

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The number of protons determine the type of atom

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