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What is the primary difference between a molecule and a compound?
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What is the primary difference between a molecule and a compound?

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Molecules are formed by two or more atoms that are bonded by chemical bondings. Compounds are constructed by two or more elements where the elements are mixed in fixed ratios. Not all molecules can be called compounds.

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