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i. o2 is chemically bonded together.

ii. o2 is divisible.

iii. oxygen is a nonmetal.

iv. the natural state of oxygen is as a diatomic gas.
which conclusion can be drawn from these statements about o2?
a) o2 is an atom.
b) o2 is a molecule.
c) o2 is an electron.
d) o2 is an element.

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