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how is an atom different from a molecule?​

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Answered by BiswadeepMitra
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In a molecule, atoms are bonded together by single, double, or triple bonds. An atom has a nucleus surrounded by electrons. ... So another difference between atoms and molecules is that when similar atoms combine together in varying numbers, molecules of different properties can be formed.

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Answered by AnnieStar
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Difference between atom and molecule:

Atom

  • Most fundamental and smallest part that can exist of an element.
  • Example:Oxygen – O, Phosphorus – P, Sulphur – S,Hydrogen – H.
  • Smallest particle with properties of an element.
  • Constituent Elements:Protons, Electrons & Neutrons.
  • Except for the noble elements, atoms of all elements showcase a certain level of reactivity.

Molecule

  • Two or more atoms chemically bonded together.
  • Example :Oxygen – O2,Phosphorus – P4,Sulphur – S8,Water – H2O.
  • Combination of two or more atoms.
  • Molecules are formed to attain stability.
  • Constituent Elements:Two or more atoms of the same or different elements.
  • Compared to a molecule, the level of reactivity is less as some of the valence points are filled by electrons of combined elements.
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