If all of the atoms are made of the same three subatomic particles, then how can you tell one element is different from another?

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If all of the atoms are made of the same three subatomic particles, then how can you

tell one element is different from another?

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Answer:

they may have the same subatomic particles but always attach to another atom

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Victwise answered Jan 16, 2021

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