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Chemistry, 06.10.2020 22:01, peytonamandac9114

Why do you think the atomic theory changed over time? A. scientific knowledge is static and never changes

B. Scientific knowledge cannot be explored by others

C. scientific knowledge is always being tested and analyzed to see if previous ideas are still supported

D. scientific knowledge should be published immediately to prevent others from taking the idea

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