BRAINCAKESimple Molecules
Non-metals can exist as molecules formed from covalently bonded atoms or in the case of carbon and silicon giant covalent lattices.
Simple molecules are small groups of atoms held together by strong covalent bonds.
Non-metal particles can be:
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