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A magnecule is an unproven type of compound of atoms, distinct from covalent bonds and ionic compounds and hydrogen bonds. The magnecule theory was put forward by Ruggero Santilli.

Established scientists, and the general public, consider the existence of magnecules to be unlikely.

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-A '''magnecule''' is an unproven and probably nonexistent type of compound of atoms, distinct from [[covalent]] bonds and [[ionic compound]]s and [[hydrogen bond]]s. The magnecule theory was put forward by [[Ruggero Santilli]].
+A '''magnecule''' is an unproven type of compound of atoms, distinct from [[covalent]] bonds and [[ionic compound]]s and [[hydrogen bond]]s. The magnecule theory was put forward by [[Ruggero Santilli]].
+Established scientists, and the general public, consider the existence of magnecules to be unlikely.
 [[Category:Pseudoscience]]