Consider the molecules in the two proposed systems. How are they the same and how are they different?

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Molecules may be similar or different on the basis of size, shape, structure and chemical composition.

<h2>Similarities and differences</h2>

Two molecules can be considered similar or different on the basis of size, shape, structure and chemical composition. The molecules in the two proposed systems are consider the same when they are similar in size, shapes, structure and chemical composition.

While on the other hand, the molecules is considered different when they have different structure and chemical composition so we can say that molecules may be similar or different on the basis of size, shape, structure and chemical composition.

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