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Abundant Atmospheric Gases
NEN
Nitrogen, Ny
ОНО
Oxygen, Oz
Greenhouse Gases
Which of the atmospheric gases to
the left is considered a compound?
0 0 0
Carbon Dioxide, CO2
(select all that apply)
Water, H20
Methane, CHA
NENO
Nitrous Oxide, N30
Ozone. O

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