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Relación entre palabras y sus raíces

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CESAR EMILIANO MACIAS VILLASENOR
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Relación entre palabras y sus raíces

by CESAR EMILIANO MACIAS VILLASENOR
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La palabra molécula proviene del latín 'molecula'.

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Compuesto proviene del latín 'componere' y significa unir partes.

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El término átomo significa 'divisible' en griego.

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La palabra 'moles' en latín se refiere a una masa pequeña.

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Elemento proviene del latín 'elementum' y es un componente básico.

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Átomo proviene del griego 'atomos' y significa indivisible.

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La etimología de 'compuesto' indica que es lo contrario de 'unir'.

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Materia proviene del latín 'mater' y es la base de todo.

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Elemento proviene del griego y significa 'unidad separable'.

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Materia solo se aplica a sustancias no vivas.

 
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