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What makes a compound different from a molecule? A. contains 2 or more atoms B. held together by chemical bonds C. use of chemical symbols D. contains 2 or more different elements
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What makes a compound different from a molecule?

A.
contains 2 or more atoms
B.
held together by chemical bonds
C.
use of chemical symbols
D.
contains 2 or more different elements

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The correct answer is a
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A. is the correct answer
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