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Unless otherwise instructed, you may use the periodic table in the Chemistry: Problems and Solutions book for this question.
Which chemical formula represents both an element and a molecule?
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O2
uppercase O subscript 2 end subscript
NaCl
uppercase N lowercase a uppercsse C lowercase l
SO2
uppercase S O subscript 2 end subscript
He
uppercase H lowercase e
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O2
Explanation: O2 is the elemental form of oxygen (the element oxygen commonly exists as a diatomic molecule) and is a molecule made of two oxygen atoms bonded together. He is an element but monatomic (not a molecule); NaCl and SO2 are compounds.
Explanation: O2 is the elemental form of oxygen (the element oxygen commonly exists as a diatomic molecule) and is a molecule made of two oxygen atoms bonded together. He is an element but monatomic (not a molecule); NaCl and SO2 are compounds.
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