How are atoms an example of unity? A. All atoms have the same arrangement of electrons. B. All atoms react with other atoms the same way. C. All atoms of one kind share common properties. D. All atoms

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How are atoms an example of unity?

A. All atoms have the same arrangement of electrons.
B. All atoms react with other atoms the same way.
C. All atoms of one kind share common properties.
D. All atoms have the same number of neutrons.

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Answer: C. All atoms of one kind share common properties.

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