Chemistry, asked by Komalsoni9675, 1 year ago

What is atomicity what is the atomicity of phosphorus and nitrogen

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Answered by drvtk123

Atomicity of nitrogen is 2 ( N2) and phosphorus is 4 (P4).

Answered by ROHANRAO

The number of atoms in a molecule of a single element is known as the atomicity. Atomicity of Phosphorous is 4 as it exists as P4 & that of nitrogen is 2 as it is N2.

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