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Physics, 11.07.2019 10:00, elgallo5399

Sam says that all molecules are compounds. jac disagrees and says that all compounds are molecules. who is right and why? question 6 options: both sam and jack are correct because molecules and compounds are the same thing. neither jac nor sam are correct because molecules and compounds are two different things. sam is correct because all compounds have at least two atoms bonded together and all molecules have at least two atoms bonded together. jac is correct because a molecule has at least two atoms bonded together and all compounds have at least two different atoms bonded together.

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