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Atoms come together to form

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Elements form together to create compounds such as H2O-water it is just two hydrogen and one oxygen. This is also known as dihydrogenmonoxide (said- di...hydrogen...mon..oxide), without this coumpound there would be no living oranisms

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The combination of atoms forms a nearly boundless array of compounds, often referred to as chemical compounds. A combination of an atom of sodium (Na+) and a chloride ion (Cl-) will form sodium chloride (NaCl), or table salt, which is a familiar instance of such a chemical compound

Atoms in the Halogen (VII) group of the Periodic Table, beginning with fluorine (F) often combine with themselves to form diatomic atoms, as does hydrogen (H), owing to their partially-unfilled outermost electron shells (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_shell for more on this topic, and for an understanding of the physical principles underlying chemical reactions, which create chemical compounds).

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Molecules of same element or compound

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