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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Molecular Formula
How is the molecular formula used to identify a new compound?
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Molecular formulas are different for every compound. Even the arrangement of the same atoms can make a different compound. THe formula is like a blueprint for what the compound is, so every little difference makes a different compound.
Molecular formulas are different because they can have so many different formulas and compounds. Differences in the formula makes a totally different compound.
Molecular formulas can change from compound to compound. It never really stays the same for each compound because you can switch it. It maps out the entire compound like a blueprint.
A molecular formulas represent every compound. Each compound has a unique molecular formula. This molecular formula can be used to identify any given compound.
The molecular formula is different for each compound. Think of it as a blueprint to a new creation of a compound. Even aranging the atoms differently will creat a new blueprint for a different compound.
Every compound for a molecular formula is different and atoms make them into a different compound. Also the molecule formula can so each given compound.
Molecular formulas are different for every compound. Each compound has its own molecular formula. Differences i the the formula makes it a different compound.
Molecular Formulas are different for every compound. Even the arrangement of the same atoms ca make a different compound. The formula is like blueprint for what the compound is, so every little difference makes a different compound.
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Molecular formulas are different for every compound. Even the arrangement of the same atoms can make a different compound. THe formula is like a blueprint for what the compound is, so every little difference makes a different compound.
The formula to find it is just a way to follow. Everyone one of the molecules are different in theat the have different formulas.
Molecular formulas are different because they can have so many different formulas and compounds. Differences in the formula makes a totally different compound.
Molecular formalas are different for every compound.Everyone of the molecules are different. It is like a blueprint for what every compound is.
Molecular formulas can change from compound to compound. It never really stays the same for each compound because you can switch it. It maps out the entire compound like a blueprint.
They are different for every compound. It is a guideline for what compound is being made. Every little thing causes a big difference.
A molecular formulas represent every compound. Each compound has a unique molecular formula. This molecular formula can be used to identify any given compound.
molecular molecules are not the same in every compound. Differnt formulas make different ways to follow.
A molecualr formula changes for every kind of compund there is. There is no 2 formulas are the same at all. They switch every time also
The molecular formula is different for each compound. Think of it as a blueprint to a new creation of a compound. Even aranging the atoms differently will creat a new blueprint for a different compound.
Every compound for a molecular formula is different and atoms make them into a different compound. Also the molecule formula can so each given compound.
Molecualr formulas can turn into different compound. Every molecule has a different fomula. Every difference makes a different compound.
Molecular formulas are different for every compound. Each compound has its own molecular formula. Differences i the the formula makes it a different compound.
Each compound has a unique molecular formula. This helps identify the compound. Whenever there is a new atom in the the compound the formula changes.
Molecular Formulas are different for every compound. Even the arrangement of the same atoms ca make a different compound. The formula is like blueprint for what the compound is, so every little difference makes a different compound.
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