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Chemistry, 07.01.2021 01:00 Wildstyle3000

The photo shows wires made of pure copper, an element What would the smallest piece of copper be?
A. Copper atom
B. Mixture of different kinds of metallic elements
C. Copper molecule
D. Compound containing two or more elements


The photo shows wires made of pure copper, an element

What would the smallest piece of copper be?

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