Nitrogen is found in nature as N2, or diatomic nitrogen. One Nitrogen atom typically has 5 valence electrons. When N and N combine to form N2, there is a triple bond that forms. How many unpaired electrons remain as a result?
Question 14 options:

None

A total of 2, one on each N

A total of 4, two on each N

A total of 6, 3 on each N

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Nitrogen is found in nature as N2, or diatomic nitrogen.  One Nitrogen atom typically has 5 valence electrons.  When N and N combine to form N2, there is a triple bond that forms.  How many unpaired electrons remain as a result?
Question 14 options:
	

None
	

A total of 2, one on each N
	

A total of 4, two on each N
	

A total of 6, 3 on each N

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