Diatomic Molecules: Exploring Elements in Molecular Form

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Diatomic Molecules: Exploring Elements in Molecular Form

A molecule with only one element is called a diatomic molecule.

Here are some examples:

* Hydrogen (H2)

* Oxygen (O2)

* Nitrogen (N2)

* Fluorine (F2)

* Chlorine (Cl2)

* Bromine (Br2)

* Iodine (I2)

These molecules consist of two atoms of the same element bonded together.

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