Question

how do carbon dioxide, water, glucose, and oxygen differ? select all that apply. the combination of bonds the arrangement of atoms the combination of atoms

Explanation:

• Combination of bonds: Different substances have different types of chemical bonds (e.g., covalent bonds in different arrangements and strengths).
• Arrangement of atoms: The spatial and structural arrangement of atoms within the molecules varies.
• Combination of atoms: The specific types and numbers of atoms that make up each molecule are distinct.

Answer:

All options (the combination of bonds, the arrangement of atoms, the combination of atoms) apply.