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Which of the following elements is the example of Tetra-atomic molecules ?
1. Cl2
2. P4
3. Na3
4. S8

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Correct Answer - Option 2 : P4

The correct answer is Option(2).i.e.P4.

  • Tetra-atomic: The element which is consists of four atoms. Example: P4
  • Molecule: 
    • It is the collection of various atoms that chemically combine with each other.
    • Through certain forces of attraction, atoms of same or different elements, are bound together to form molecules.
    • Therefore, the smallest particle of a substance is the molecule which can exist independently. 
  • Molecules of Elements
    • Through combinations of similar types of atoms, the molecules of an element are created.
    • For example, Oxygen is made up of two atoms whereas helium (He) is made up of only one atom 
  • Atomicity: 
    • the present number of atoms in any molecule of an element is called its atomicity.
    • For example, oxygen is diatomic & helium is monoatomic
  • Types of Atomicity: 
    • Monoatomic – when an element consists of a single atom. Example – all kinds of metals in nature.
    • Diatomic – The element which consists of two atoms. Example – all types of gases.
    • Triatomic – The element which consists of three atoms.
    • Tetra-atomic – The element, consists of four atoms.
    • Poly-atomic – The element consists of more than two atoms

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