Atomic Structure Unit© It's Not Rocket Science 201711. Label the two parts of an atom. Include which contributes most to the atom Smass and which contributes most to the atom's volume.Part 4: Answer the following question.12. Using the vocabulary terms atom and element appropriately, describe what makesup the compound CO2. Hint: Think back to the example given in the notes like this.© It's Not Rocket Science 2017Atomic Structure Unit

CO2 is a gas exhaled by us. It is formed by 1 Carbon(element) atom and 2 atoms Of Oxygen (element).…

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