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PLEASE HELP ME!! Water (H2O) is composed of the same elements as hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). Why do these substances have different properties? The molecules are the same. Water has more atoms than hydrogen
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Water (H2O) is composed of the same elements as hydrogen peroxide (H2O2).

Why do these substances have different properties?


The molecules are the same.


Water has more atoms than hydrogen peroxide.


The atoms are arranged differently in each molecule.


The atoms are the same.

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The molecules are the same.

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