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What is the difference between a molecule classified as an element and a molecule classified as a compound?

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What is the difference between a molecule classified as an element and a molecule classified as a compound?

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Your statements do answer the question. A molecule of an element refers to a diatomic molecule such as O2, N2, Cl2, or triatomic such as O3.

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