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How can two molecules with the same chemical formula react differently?
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How can two molecules with the same chemical formula react differently?

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it depends on the situtation because if in one experiment it is hotter than the other or there is different quantities of the chemical then that would affect it.
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"Different substances sometimes have the same chemical formula, such as glucose and fructose, but they have different components so they act differently."
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