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HELP. Check all answers that apply. Copper oxide is a(n): atom. molecule. subatomic particle. element. compound.
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Copper oxide is a(n):
atom.
molecule.
subatomic particle.
element.
compound.
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I think the answer is compound
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The answer is compound subatomic particles i think.
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