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Standard VIII
Chemistry
Atomicity
The molecules...
Question
The molecules of an element, which have more than three atoms, are called _______ molecules.
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Solution
The number of atoms which constitute one molecule of an element is called its atomicity.
The molecule of an element which have more than three atoms is called polyatomic molecule.
The example of polyatomic molecule is phosphorus (P
4
) which have four atoms are called tetra-atomic.
Therefore, the molecules of an element, which have more than three atoms, are called
polyatomic
molecules.
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