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Explain Chemical Formulas and Reactions?

Chemical Formulas and Reactions :  Molecules formed by the chemical bonding of atoms are described by chemical formulas. If energy is available, these molecules can interact in chemical reactions, which are described by chemical equations. Chemical reactions where electrons are lost by one atom and gained by another are respectively called oxidation and reduction.

 


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