Question

define atomicity give an example of each of monoatomic diatomic triatomic Tetra atomic and polyatomic molecules​

Answer 1

Answer :-

Atomicity :- The number of atoms present in an element is called atomicity.

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• Mono atomic :- Molecules that are stable as single atoms. Eg :- Helium

• Diatomic :- Molecules that consist of two atoms. Eg :- Hydrogen, Oxygen

• Triatomic :- Molecules that consist of three atoms. Eg :- O3 ( Ozone )
• Tetra atomic :- Molecules that contain 4 atoms. Eg :- NH3 ( Ammonia )
• Poly atomic :- Molecules which have 3 or than atoms.

Answer 2

Question ⤵

Define atomicity. Give an example of each of monoatomic, diatomic, triatomic and tetra atomic and polyatomic molecules.

Answer ⬇

Atomicity

:- The number of atoms present in an element is called atomicity.

Mono atomic :-

• Molecules that are stable as single atoms.
• Eg :- Helium

Diatomic :-

• Molecules that consist of two atoms.
• Eg :- Hydrogen, Oxygen

Triatomic :-

• Molecules that consist of three atoms.
• Eg :- O3 ( Ozone )

Tetra atomic :-

• Molecules that contain 4 atoms.
• Eg :- NH3 ( Ammonia )

Poly atomic :-

• Molecules which have 3 or than atoms.
• Eg:- Nitrate ion, NO3-

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