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magnesium is a monoatomic or not ​

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Answered by sourya1794
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Explanation:

Monatomic ions are chemically represented by the element's symbol with the size and type of charge written as a superscript to the right of the symbol. If the size of the charge is one, then the type of charge (+ or -) is all that is written. For example, the magnesium 2+ ion is written as Mg2+.

Answered by soham8580
2

monoatomic means atoms which exist alone and all metals are monoatomic .

So, magnesium is monoatomic

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