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Atoms, elements and compounds

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I can describe elements as being made up of only one type of atom, and that elements can combine chemically to form compounds.

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Atoms of every element consist of the same three subatomic particles. All elements consist of their own atoms, with a unique number of protons defining the element. Everything around us is made of different combinations of atoms, either on their own, or in compound form. We use element symbols in formulae as a common language to share chemical compositions.

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