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A molecule is two or more atoms that are bonded together. For instance, oxygen is rarely found as just an O atom, but instead is found as two atoms bonded together in one molecule, O2. Both O and O2 are elements because they are composed of only one type of element. A compound is composed of two different types of elements. Can you have an atom of a compound like you can an element, or can you only have a molecule of a compound?
A molecule is two or more atoms that are bonded together. For instance, oxygen is rarely found as just an O atom, but instead is found as two atoms bonded together in one molecule, O2. Both O and O2 are elements because they are composed of only one type of element. A compound is composed of two different types of elements. Can you have an atom of a compound like you can an element, or can you only have a molecule of a compound?
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