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Biology, 17.10.2020 06:01 minnie7760

Compound Elements
Metals
NonMetals
Type of bond
H2O
H+ O
none
H&O
Covalent
Na2S
Nats
CH4
C+h
02
0+2
H2
NaCl
NH3
CuBr
BeBr2
HF
Na3P

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H+ O
none
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