How to split a molecule

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Full video here: • What Is a Molecule?
Molecules are made of atoms connected by bonds, which can be thought of as tiny springs or rubber bands holding these atoms together. These springs have a certain strength, but they're not unbreakable.
If you heat a molecule, the atoms wiggle, stretch, and bend their bonds more violently. If the energy given to these bonds is enough, they can stretch too far and snap, much like if you overstretch a rubber band. When these bonds break, the molecule splits into smaller parts. This can lead to chemical reactions, forming new substances.
Heating up a molecule increases the energy within it, causing the atoms to move so vigorously that their bonds can break. This leads to the molecule changing, either breaking down into simpler molecules or reacting to form new products. It's a fundamental concept in chemistry that explains a lot about how substances change under different conditions.

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