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Interpretation: An example of a molecule that is an element and an example of a molecule that is compound needs to be determined.
Concept Introduction: Matter is something that has mass and volume. Almost everything around us is considered as matter except gas; it is made up of very small particles. All materials are made up of tiny particles, known as atoms.
Answer to Problem 1RQ
An example of a molecule that is an element: By combining Nitrogen and nitrogen atoms, you will get
An example of a molecule that is compound: By combining Hydrogen and oxygen, you will get water. This is compound.
Explanation of Solution
Element is a substance containing a single kind of atoms and a compound has contains two or more than two different kinds of atoms.
A molecule is formed when two or more than two atoms combine. Molecules can be different in shape as well as size. If a molecule is made up of the same type of atoms, an element will be formed. For example, when you combine Nitrogen and nitrogen atoms, you will get
If a molecule is made from atoms from different types of elements,a compound will be formed. For Example: when you will combine Hydrogen & oxygen, you will get water.
Chapter 2 Solutions
World of Chemistry, 3rd edition
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