Science, asked by a3visaabishikirt, 1 year ago

Are triatomic and tetra-atomic same? If not then give the example of each of the following: Monoatomic,Diatomic,Triatomic & Tetra-atomic

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Answered by ArjunR

Triatomic means there are 3 atoms in the molecule of that substance.
Tetra atomic means there are 4 atoms in the molecule of that substance.

Mono - Helium , neon ,argon (noble gases)
Di. - oxygen,nitrogen,carbon monoxide
Tri. - ozone,carbon dioxide
Tetra - phosphorus,ammonia

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