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Which statement best explains why compounds have different properties then the elements that form them
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Which statement best explains why compounds have different properties then the elements that form them
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The Elements are combined to form a compound by a chemical change. Chemical changes are structural changes. The properties of things are changed when there is structure is changed. That is why elements differ from their compounds.
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