Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Molecules

Most atoms do not exist their own,but bond with other atoms-either ones of their own type or of another element-to from molecules.atoms join together by sharing their electrons,a process known as chemical bonding.

Simple molecules



The natural state of oxygen is nearly always as a molecule is made up of two oxygen atoms,chemically bonded together.The oxygen in the air consists of molecules,not single atoms.

Complex molecules


A sulfur molecule is made up of eight sulphur atoms bonded together in a ring.The structure of a molecule can be shown by a formula.For example,sulphur has the chemical symbol S and is made up of eight atoms ,so its chemical formula is S8


Different arrangement


Atoms of some element can join  together in different ways to create different substance .For in example,carbon atoms can join together in sheets to from graphite or in a lattice shape to from diamond

Complex chains


Some molecules are simple,containing just a few atoms.Others are very complex and may have hundreds or even thousands of atoms joined together in long chain like structures ,such as those in a vitamin a molecule.


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