Chemistry, asked by devipesala7285, 1 year ago

Unlike phosphorus,nitrogen show s little tendency for catenation ?why?

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Answered by omkardake

phosphorus being a metal do not have the tendency for catenation but nitrogen undergoes covalent bonding an has a lone pair of electron so it has tendency for catenation

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