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Toidentify: The formulas that represent pure elements.
Answer to Problem 33A
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
Elements are the substances that cannot be fragmented by chemical processes. The atomic nuclei of all the atoms in a given element possesses same number of protons. That represents atomic number of that particular element.
The given list is
Among the given formulas,
Conclusion:
Therefore, in the given list,
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