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$F N_{3}$ is one of the most explosive and thermally unstable covalent azide known.
$H N_{3} + F_{2} l o w - ---- \to p r e s s u r e F N_{3}$
Find the maximum number of atoms in one plane in $F N_{3}$ ___

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Start with the structure and the problem solves itself.

The azine nitrogens are all in a straight line (VSEPR).
Clearly, all 4 atoms could be in a plane!

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FN3 is one of the most explosive and thermally unstable covalent azide known. HN3+F2low−−−−−→pressureFN3 Find the maximum number of atoms in one plane in FN3 ___

Start with the structure and the problem solves itself. The azine nitrogens are all in a straight line (VSEPR). Clearly, all 4 atoms could be in a plane!

$F N_{3}$ is one of the most explosive and thermally unstable covalent azide known.
$H N_{3} + F_{2} l o w - ---- \to p r e s s u r e F N_{3}$
Find the maximum number of atoms in one plane in $F N_{3}$ ___

Start with the structure and the problem solves itself.

The azine nitrogens are all in a straight line (VSEPR).
Clearly, all 4 atoms could be in a plane!