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ChemistryAtoms, Molecules, and Compounds

The Tiny Building Blocks

By Vaishnavi Renduchintala Β· Ages 8-15 PDF Book Free

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Two curious kids learn about atoms, molecules, and compounds β€” the tiny building blocks of everything around us β€” with simple examples like helium (He), oxygen (Oβ‚‚), and water (Hβ‚‚O).

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Atoms are the smallest building blocks of matter. Molecules form when atoms join together. Compounds are molecules made of different kinds of atoms, like water (Hβ‚‚O). Chemistry helps us understand how these tiny pieces make up the world we see.

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