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Full video here: Β Β Β β’Β WhatΒ IsΒ aΒ Molecule?Β Β
In short, a molecule is a group of atoms stuck together. If you want to get more technical, you could define it like this:
A molecule is a chemically stable group of two or more atoms that are bound together by covalent bonds. They are the smallest particles of a substance that retains its chemical identity through physical changes and chemical reactions.
Molecules are characterized by a specific chemical composition and molecular structure, which determine their unique chemical properties and behaviors.
Molecules can be nonpolar or polar depending on the electron distribution among the atoms, and they are overall electrically neutral, possessing no net charge.
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π Thank you for your efforts. I really appreciate it. You are great
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So, if you heat up negatively charged electrons, do they become neutralized with the proton and reverse polarization until itβs left the heat source?
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What do you mean by "usually though chemical bonds"?
Are there any molecules constructed differently??
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