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What is the law of multiple proportions? A. The proportion of elements to compounds is constant. B. All elements are found in equal proportions in nature. C. Different compounds may contain the same elements
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What is the law of multiple proportions?
A. The proportion of elements to compounds is constant.
B. All elements are found in equal proportions in nature.
C. Different compounds may contain the same elements but may have different ratios of those elements.
D. All compounds contain the same elements in the same proportions.
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a. the proportion of elements to compounds is constant.
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