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Question
Classify each of the following on the basis of their atomicity.
- F2
- NO2
- N2O
- C2H6
- P4
- H2O2
- P4O10
- O3
- HCl
- CH4
- He
- Ag
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Solution
Monoatomic with atomicity (1) = He, Ag
Diatomic with atomicity (2) = F2 HCl
Polyatomic with atomicity > 2 :
Atomicity (3) = NO2, N2O, O3
Atomicity (5) = CH4
Atomicity (8) = C2H6
Atomicity (14) = P4O10
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