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alexira [117]
2 years ago
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Pure substances can be made of atoms that are attracted to each other or atoms that are not attracted to each other. Which type

of pure substance can create elaborate structures? (1 point)
Atoms that are attracted to each other because the bonds that form between them can support the creation of the structure.

Atoms that are attracted to each other because they will mix together to form a mixture with a different structure.

Atoms that are not attracted to each other because they will form bonds with each other and create a larger structure.

Atoms that are not attracted to each other because they will stay still and end up laying on top of each other. ​​​​
Physics
1 answer:
Zepler [3.9K]2 years ago
3 0

The type of pure substances that can create elaborate structures is :

( D ) Atoms that are not attracted to each other because they will stay still and end up laying on top of each other.

<h3>What is an Elaborate structure ?</h3>

An elaborate structure is a complex structure formed by the combination of different unrelated parts. Atoms that are un attracted to each other are made of different parts therefore when they come together they will lay on each other, forming an elaborate structure which is complex in nature.

Hence we can conclude that the type of pure substance that can create elaborate structures is Atoms that are not attracted to each other because they will stay still and end up laying on top of each other.

Learn more about elaborate structure: brainly.com/question/508618

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