Which of the following element combinations will likely form monatomic ions not polyatomic ions? 1. Argon and krypton 2. Potassium and iodine 3. Carbon and nitrogen 4. Oxygen and nitrogen

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Which of the following element combinations will likely form monatomic ions not polyatomic ions?

1. Argon and krypton
2. Potassium and iodine
3. Carbon and nitrogen
4. Oxygen and nitrogen

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A would be the answer i think

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the answer is potassium and iodine. just took the quiz.

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Quanlt answered Oct 14, 2018

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