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Standard IX
Chemistry
Molecules and Atomicity
What is Monoa...
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What is Monoatomic, diatomic, polyatomic and triatomic ?
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Monoatomic:- The elements that have only one atom in molecule are called monoatomic elements. They are stable. Example:-
N
e
,
A
r
all are Noble gases.
Diatomic:- The elements that have two atoms are called as diatomic molecules. Example:- Oxygen.
Triatomic:- The elements that have three atoms are called as tri-atomic elements. They are unstable. Example:- Ozone.
Polyatomic:- The elements that have more than two atoms bonded by a covalent bond are reffered to as polyatomic elements. Example:- Selenium.
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