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How is it possible to tell one element from another? Question 8 options: Each element is visibly different from all other elements. Each element is made of a different number of atoms. Each element has
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How is it possible to tell one element from another?

Question 8 options:

Each element is visibly different from all other elements.


Each element is made of a different number of atoms.


Each element has unique properties.

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C Each element has unique properties.

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