Suppose a large atom bonds with a small atom. Will the properties of the new molecule be the same as the large atom, the small atom, or different from both?

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paytonwafford · Answer

everything will be the same except that the atoms will be together nothing changes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

paytonwafford · Answer

When a large atom bonds with a small atom, the properties of the new molecule will likely differ from both the large and small atoms. This is due to the unique arrangement and interactions of the atoms in the molecule. Therefore, the new molecule can exhibit entirely new characteristics that are not present in either of the individual atoms. 
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Suppose a large atom bonds with a small atom. Will the properties of the new molecule be the same as the large atom, the small atom, or different from both?

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