Chemistry, asked by gkavitha1131, 1 month ago

what will happen if we mix all elements and compounds and chemicals

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It wouldn't make anything really. If we combine one of each of the atoms from the periodic table, the result would be so small that we wouldn't notice it, even with the best electron microscopes. You see, some elements are very reactive and react immediately with whatever is next to it.

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