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Two jars contain substances that smell similar. Molecule A is in one jar and Molecule B is in the other jar.
Carbon Atom
Hydrogen Atom
Oxygen Atom
Molecule A
Molecule B
How can the diagrams help you decide whether or not the two jars contain the same substance? (Use complete
sentences.)
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