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When atoms are removed from a molecule, the resulting structure can vary depending on which atoms are taken away. Typically, the removal of specific atoms can lead to the formation of smaller molecules or fragments. For example, if water (H₂O) loses a hydrogen atom, it can form a hydroxyl radical (OH). The specific molecule formed depends on the particular atoms that are removed and the context of the chemical reaction.

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