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Identify each of the following as consisting principally of molecules, principally of ions, or principally of atoms...
Identify each of the following as consisting principally of molecules, principally of ions, or principally of atoms a: water b: carbo c: sodium chloride, D: propane e: lithium iodide, f: sucrose g: potasium
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