How is a molecule different
from an element?
A. An element is made of more than one
typ...
Chemistry, 18.03.2021 03:10 kayleigh8892
How is a molecule different
from an element?
A. An element is made of more than one
type of atom.
B. A molecule has properties different
from the elements making up the
molecule.
C. An element shares electrons and a
molecule does not.
Answers: 2
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