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Question
Define atomicity of a gas.
Solution
Atomicity of a gas : The number of atoms in a molecule of a gas is called its atomicity.
For example : Monoatomic means a gas molecule containing one atom. Similarly diatomic corresponds to two atoms and triatomic corresponds to three atoms in a molecule of a gas.
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