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Sodium and Chlorine are both elements, so the only contain one type of atom. Is this true or false? True

Sodium and Chlorine are both elements, so the only contain one type of atom. Is this true or false? True
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Sodium and Chlorine are both elements,

so the only contain one type of atom.
Is this true or false?
True

Sodium and Chlorine are both elements, so the only contain one type of atom. Is this-example-1
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