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A water molecule is considered a compound because All of the atoms in the compound have the same number of protons. You can separate the Oxygen from the Hydrogen via chemical means. You can separate the
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A water molecule is considered a compound because

All of the atoms in the compound have the same number of protons.


You can separate the Oxygen from the Hydrogen via chemical means.


You can separate the hydrogen atoms from the Oxygen via physical means.


You cannot separate Oxygen and Hydrogen atoms.


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