Is a Molecule alive

Answer 1

Molecules are not alive, However: 1. All matter is composed of tiny particles called molecules. 2. There are spaces between molecules. 3. Molecules are constantly moving. 4. Molecules attract one another. see link below for more details.

Answer 2

Molecules are in "active" or "inactive", "functional" or "non-functional", "native" or "degraded" form, but we can not strictly say they are alive or dead! When one uses a molecule are alive, this directly implies to the above!

Answer 3

No, life is not easy to define, but generally, in order to be considered life it is necessary for something to; grow, reproduce, have a metabolism, and in some way respond to stimulus. (There are other things fairly commonly agreed upon too.)

Molecules are simply a collection of atoms bound together such that they share electrons. They certainly do not reproduce, or have a metabolism.

Answer 4

they die because the golgi apparatus explodes and protiens get hit by the unlicitc acids inside the sac of the golgi apparatus.

Answer 5

No, a molecule itself is not considered alive. Living organisms are made up of molecules, but the molecule itself does not exhibit characteristics of life such as metabolism, growth, or reproduction.

Answer 6

Molecules are not alive so cannot die