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kari74 [83]1 year ago
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Carbon and Hydrogen atoms share an electron pair, forming covalent bonds special properties of carbon is ability to form double and triple bonds.

<h3>What is molecule example?</h3>

A molecule is the smallest unit of any material that is composed of one or more elements and is capable of existing independently while maintaining all of the substance's physical and chemical properties. Further atom division occurs within molecules.For instance, each atoms the particle of oxygen are represented by the letters Oh and Water vapour, together.

<h3>How a molecule is formed?</h3>

When ionic compounds come together and form bonds with one another, a molecule is created. Each atom shares an electron when a bond is formed between them. A molecule is created as a result of a covalent bond.

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