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A molecule contains 16 atoms and undergoes a chemical change. How does the chemical change affect the roral number of aroms of each element? A. It changes to zero. B. It decreases. C. It remains the same.
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A molecule contains 16 atoms and undergoes a chemical change. How does the chemical change affect the roral number of aroms of each

element?

A.

It changes to zero.

B.

It decreases.

C.

It remains the same.

D.

It increases

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When a molecule contains 16 atoms and undergoes a chemical change it changes to zero

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