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1 Matter, Elements and Atoms Examples

2 Atoms are the basic particle from which all elements are made.
What are atoms? Atoms are the basic particle from which all elements are made.

3 Water is matter. It is made of the elements hydrogen and oxygen
Water is matter. It is made of the elements hydrogen and oxygen. Elements are made of atoms. MATTER ELEMENTS ATOMS

4 A diamond is matter. One element makes it up – carbon
A diamond is matter. One element makes it up – carbon. An element is made up of atoms. MATTER ELEMENT ATOM

5 Another example of matter is sugar (glucose)
Another example of matter is sugar (glucose). It is composed of the elements carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. These elements are made of atoms. MATTER ELEMENTS ATOMS

6 Zinc oxide is matter. The elements that are in it are zinc and oxygen
Zinc oxide is matter. The elements that are in it are zinc and oxygen. Zinc and oxygen are made of atoms. MATTER ELEMENTS ATOMS

7 A pencil lead is matter. It is also made of the element carbon
A pencil lead is matter. It is also made of the element carbon. Carbon is made of elements. Atoms make up carbon. MATTER ELEMENT ATOM

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