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Distinguish between the following terms.
a molecule versus ion
b. covalent bonding versus ionic bonding
c. molecule versus compound
d. anion versus cation

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01

Distinguish between Molecule and ion

Molecule

Ion

The collection of two or more atoms with different or same elements

The group of atoms have net negative or positive charge

Examples includes Hydrogen, Methane, Water etc.,

Examples of Ions are Na+ and Cl-

02

Distinguish between Molecule and ion

Covalent bonding

Ionic bonding

It can be defined as the electrostatic attraction between opposite ions in charge.

In ionic bonding, the electrons are shared by atoms.

Example is sodium chloride (NaCl)

Example is Hydrochloric acid (HCl)

03

Distinguish between Molecule and Compound

Molecule

Compound

The collection of two or more atoms with different or same elements

Compounds have constant separation in which it can be broke into elements using some chemical process.

Examples includes Hydrogen and nitrogen

Examples of Compounds are Glucose and Water

04

Distinguish between Anion and Cation

Anion

Cation

It is a negative ion

It is a positive ion

When there is an addition of electron in neutral atom, it becomes anion

When there is a loss of electron in neutral atom, it becomes cation.

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