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What is the atomicity of carbon monoxide

What is the atomicity of carbon monoxide
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What is the atomicity of carbon monoxide

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The atomicity of carbon monoxide is 3.

Step-by-step explanation:

CO2=

1 atom of carbon + 2 atom of oxygen

=3 atoms.

Hope it helps answer the question:)

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As we know that,atomicity means number of atoms present in a molecule or compound. =3 atoms. So,the atomicity of CO2 is 3

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