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Which of the following are correct statements? Check all that apply. O A. The atomic number is the number of electrons an atom has. 07 B. Atoms are the basic units of matter. I C. The number of protons in an atom's nucleus defines what kind of atom it is. D. The number of neutrons an atom has defines what kind of element it is

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