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Not necessarily. An element is a pure substance. You may find a pure element in a molecular form, such as Cl2 gas. A diamond could be considered to be a very large, single "molecule" of carbon. The technical answer to your question is 'no', though you may say yes if you are loose with definition. I suspect the answer you want is 'no'.

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