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Subatomic particles are fundamental to understanding the structure of matter, as they are present in all living beings and inanimate objects. These elements are responsible for the formation of atoms that make up all the matter existing in the currently known Universe. What would be the result of a chemical reaction between two atoms that have the same amount of protons and electrons?
a.
None of these alternatives is correct
b.
The formation of a new atom with characteristics different from the reactant atoms.
c.
The formation of a new atom with characteristics equal to those of the reactant atoms.
d.
The formation of two new molecules with characteristics different from the reactant atoms.
e.
The formation of two new molecules with characteristics equal to those of the reactant atoms.

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