atomicity of nitrogen in nh3
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- Atomicity is the total number of atoms present in 1 molecule of a substance. The atomicity of nitrogen is 2 as N2 molecule contains 2 atoms. The atomicity of phosphorus is 4 as P4 molecule contains 4 atoms. Hence, the sum of the atomicity of nitrogen and phosphorus molecule is 2+4=6.
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Example: NH3 (Ammonia) has one nitrogen atom and three hydrogen atom. Thus its atomicity is 4.
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