Explain the formation of nitride ion from nitrogen atom with the help of atomic structure
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Valence Shell Electrons
The outer orbital of a nitrogen atom, the p2 orbital, can carry up to six electrons, just like all other p orbitals. However, a nitrogen atom will only have three of these slots filled. ... Therefore, the N3− ion (called the nitride ion) is the most common ion formed from a single nitrogen atom.
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