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Chapter 4, Problem 6E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The definition of a molecule is to be provided with examples.
Concept Introduction:
Molecules are the association of two or more atoms of same or different elements.
Molecules are electrically neutral species.
Molecules are held together either by ionic or by covalent bonds.
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