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Xelga [282]2 years ago

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Answer:

Their components

Explanation:

It's simple enough, the components in carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide both have at least one carbon and one oxygen atom. However, they differ because their amount in the molecules is different, and that is because of their covalent bonds. Carbon dioxide has to double electron bonds while carbon monoxide has a rare triple electron bond.

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