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Chemical composition

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Everything is made of tiny bits. These bits join in a set way. This is called a composition. It shows what bits are inside. It also shows how many bits there are.

Water is a good example. It has two bits of one kind. It has one bit of another kind. These bits stay joined together.

We use special codes for this. These codes show the amounts. We can also give things names. These names tell us what is inside.

Some things are mixtures. A mixture has many different parts. We can measure each part. We can even draw pictures of them.

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