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Describes the sharing of a nonbonding electron pair on a nitrogen molecule with an oxygen atom, resulting in a nitrous oxide molecule?

Describes the sharing of a nonbonding electron pair on a nitrogen molecule with an oxygen atom, resulting in a nitrous oxide molecule?
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describes the sharing of a nonbonding electron pair on a nitrogen molecule with an oxygen atom, resulting in a nitrous oxide molecule?

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a nonbonding and a nitrogen cannot be pair because their electrons.
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