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How are atoms and molecules the same? How are they different?

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all made up of the same basic elemental components (quantized mono-charges)all components are bound together by electro-static attraction forcesall have internal repel electro-static forces that are less than the attraction forcesDifferencesdistance between charges creating the net binding forces, larger distance means weaker binding forcesnumber of basic elemental components (mono-charges), ie just more of the same components. Seen as differences in mass, weight, inertia.
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Atoms are the building block for one element whereas molecular are different element atoms bound together either covalently or ionically
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