Excerpt from Introduction to Chemical Science
Such experiments would seem to indicate that there is no limit to the divisibility of matter. But considerations which we cannot discuss here lead to the belief that such a limit does exist; that there are particles of sugar, and of all substances, which are incapable of further division with out entirely changing the nature of the substance. To these smallest particles the name molecules is given.
A mass is any portion of a substance larger than a mole cule; it is an aggregation of molecules.
A molecule is the smallest particle of a substance that can exist alone.
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