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  • Nitrogen Dioxide vs. Bromine: Which Molecule is Smaller?
    Here's how to determine which is smaller:

    * Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2): This molecule has one nitrogen atom and two oxygen atoms.

    * Bromine Molecule (Br2): This molecule consists of two bromine atoms bonded together.

    Size Comparison:

    * Atomic Size: Bromine atoms are significantly larger than nitrogen and oxygen atoms.

    * Bond Length: While the double bond in NO2 is shorter than the single bond in Br2, the difference in atomic size outweighs this effect.

    Conclusion:

    A bromine molecule (Br2) is larger than a nitrogen dioxide molecule (NO2).

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