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HSC Stuff => HSC Subjects + Help => HSC Science Stuff => Topic started by: Hexidian on January 26, 2018, 06:19:30 pm
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SO2 is a compound of a molecule.
T/F ?
Justify your answer
My head cannot interpret this question correctly
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SO2 is a compound of a molecule.
T/F ?
Justify your answer
My head cannot interpret this question correctly
It is indeed a weird question. ???
A compound is a molecule that consists of two or more different elements, whereas a molecule is two or more elements joining. I'm also trying to understand the wording of the question, but I'm going to say False.
-Firstly, sulfur dioxide is a compound of atoms.
-Secondly, its components are a sulfur atom and oxygen molecule, so it's not a compound of two molecules.
Hope this helps :)
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Thanks MisterNeo!
I originally put false down and had a similar answer to your one but most of my friends put true and i started doubting my answer. your explanation is good and i understood it the first time i read it.
Thanks you very much!