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Nitrogen gas consists of: a. two separate Nitrogen atoms b. a diatomic Nitrogen atom c. a molecule of two Nitrogen atoms d. A compound of Nitrogen atoms

Nitrogen gas consists of: a. two separate Nitrogen atoms b. a diatomic Nitrogen atom c. a molecule of two Nitrogen atoms d. A compound of Nitrogen atoms
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Nitrogen gas consists of:

a. two separate Nitrogen atoms
b. a diatomic Nitrogen atom
c. a molecule of two Nitrogen atoms
d. A compound of Nitrogen atoms

User Jim Chertkov
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a molecule of two Nitrogen atoms

User Walt Reed
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c. a molecule of two Nitrogen atoms because the chemical formula for Nitrogen is N2 and this means that is a molecule.
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