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1.	A compound is formed by atoms of elements A occupying the corners of the unit cell and an atom of element B present at the center of the unit cell. Deduce the formula of the compound.
A.	AB<sub>2</sub>
B.	AB<sub>3</sub>
C.	AB<sub>4</sub>
D.	AB
Answer» E.

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