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Kisachek [45]
3 years ago
14

if you think about similarities between elements instead of differences, how can that make understanding matter a little bit eas

ier?
Chemistry
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cupoosta [38]3 years ago
5 0
Understanding the unified structure of atoms helps you better understand an element that was unfamiliar because just by knowing the structure of the atom you can get a basic idea of the element.

if you were able to know the number of protons, electrons, and neutrons you would be able to know the atomic number and mass of the unfamiliar element.

understanding the unified structure of the atoms allows a person to understand why this element has the properties it has and is able to learn more about the element by conducting certain tests to see how the electrons,protons, and neutrons act.

understanding the unified structure of atoms allows you to better understand the unfamiliar element because you have a better understanding of what makes up the unfamiliar elements and the structure of the element.

by understanding the unified structure of atoms you can learn more about the overall structureand reactivity of the element by understanding the structure of the atoms within the element.
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