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What remains the same in a compound regardless of the quantity?
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What remains the same in a compound regardless of the quantity?

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the ratio btw number of atoms.
example: water H2O is the compound. No matter how much water you take (a liter, 10 cubic meters... whole swimming pool), the proportion btw hydrogen atoms and oxygen would be always 2 to 1.
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