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Suppose a large atom bonds with a small atom.  Will the properties of the new molecule be the same as the large atom, the small atom, or different from both?

Suppose a large atom bonds with a small atom.  Will the properties of the new molecule be the same as the large atom, the small atom, or different from both?
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Suppose a large atom bonds with a small atom.  Will the properties of the new molecule be the same as the large atom, the small atom, or different from both?

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everything will be the same except that the atoms will be together nothing changes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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