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Physics, 18.02.2021 04:30 giraffegurl

ANSWER THIS FOR POINTS The diagram below shows atoms that are all arranged into groups in the same way.
What does this diagram represent?

A.) two different substances

B.) three different substances

C.) a single type of substance

D.) a single type of element

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