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PLS HURRY TY top says "Part Two: Look at the molecules shown below. Count the number of atoms of each element and write the molecule’s formula. (You may not get the exact order of the elements in the formula, but you must have the number of atoms of each element correct.) An example has been provided. Additionally, in the boxes with an asterisk (*), write the name of the compound (from front). "

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