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The number of atoms in the molecules of an element is called atomicity. 😄
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The number of atoms in a molecule of a substance is called atomicity.
This definition applies broadly to any substance, whether it's an element (like Oâ‚‚ or Nâ‚‚) or a compound (like Hâ‚‚O or COâ‚‚). Saying "substance" covers both cases, whereas "elements" limits the scope unnecessarily.
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The number of atoms in the molecules of an element is called atomicity. 😄
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The correct answer is
The number of atoms in a molecule of a substance is called atomicity.
This definition applies broadly to any substance, whether it's an element (like Oâ‚‚ or Nâ‚‚) or a compound (like Hâ‚‚O or COâ‚‚). Saying "substance" covers both cases, whereas "elements" limits the scope unnecessarily.
The number of atoms in a molecule of a substance is called atomicity.
This definition applies broadly to any substance, whether it's an element (like Oâ‚‚ or Nâ‚‚) or a compound (like Hâ‚‚O or COâ‚‚). Saying "substance" covers both cases, whereas "elements" limits the scope unnecessarily.