How are Molecules different from Atoms? A. They consist of one or more atoms bonded together. B. They do not contain neutrons. C. They do not have nuclei. D. Their particles do not have electrical charges.

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Nicksuch asked Sep 18, 2023

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How are Molecules different from Atoms?

A. They consist of one or more atoms bonded together.
B. They do not contain neutrons.
C. They do not have nuclei.
D. Their particles do not have electrical charges.
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A. They consist of one or more atoms bonded together.

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