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Infer that if all atoms contain the same subatomic particles, what makes the atoms of different elements different?

Infer that if all atoms contain the same subatomic particles, what makes the atoms of different elements different?
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Infer that if all atoms contain the same subatomic particles, what makes the atoms of different elements different?

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They are not the same atoms
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They aren’t the same atoms.
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