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What does the word "atom" mean in Greek? A. "tiny particle" B. "uncuttable" C. "element"
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What does the word "atom"

mean in Greek?
A. "tiny particle"
B. "uncuttable"
C. "element"

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Answer: A tiny particle

Step-by-step explanation:

Atoms are the smallest that make up all living matter

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Answer:

in greek atom means uncuttable

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