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2011/05/17 16:52

But he did realize that the different properties shown by elements such as hydrogen and oxygen can be explained by assuming that hydrogen atoms are not the same as oxygen atoms. この英文を和訳してほしいです。

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2011/05/17 17:07 回答No.1

しかし、水素原子が酸素原子と同じでないと仮定することによって、水素と酸素のような元素で示される異なる特性が説明できることに、彼は気付きました。

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