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What is the difference between mole and molecule?

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The term mole is used to represent quantities that cannot be measured with units like grams or milligrams. Therefore, a mole measures the number of atoms, ions or molecules. While the molecule is a chemical species that is formed due to the combination of several atoms through chemical bonding.

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The term mole is used to represent quantities that cannot be measured with units like grams or milligrams. Therefore, a mole measures the number of atoms, ions or molecules. While the molecule is a chemical species that is formed due to the combination of several atoms through chemical bonding.

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