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What is the type of matter of just one type of atoms? (G) protón (h)compound or if the right answer is not here put it in ?
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What is the type of matter of just one type of atoms? (G) protón (h)compound or if the right answer is not here put it in ?
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An element? Elements are made of just one type of atom.
Compounds are more than one type of atom
A proton is a type of subatomic particle
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Answer: I'm pretty sure it's proton
Step-by-step explanation:
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