Why do we not find water, carbon dioxide and rubbing alcohol on the periodic table? they are pure substances they are not made of atoms they are molecules, not elements they will be on the next version

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Why do we not find water, carbon dioxide and rubbing alcohol on the periodic table?

they are pure substances

they are not made of atoms

they are molecules, not elements

they will be on the next version of the periodic table

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I believe the answer is the third one; they are molecules, not elements

Trosborn answered Apr 15, 2021

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I think the answer is : they are molecules not element

Bhavin Ramani answered Apr 17, 2021

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