Chemical combination involves:
(a) combination of two atoms
(b) combination of only same type of elements
(c) combination of only same type of compounds
(d) combination of any two or more elements or compounds
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combination of any two or more elements or compounds
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(d) combination of any two or more elements or compounds
Explanation:
A chemical reaction involves a combination of any two or more elements or compounds to give one or more new product.
The chemical reaction does not involve the only a combination of two atoms, it does not take place only among the same type of elements either nor only among the same type of compounds.
It is true that it can take place among the same type of atoms, compound, and elements but it is not true that it will take place only among the same type of atoms, elements or compounds.
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