How do you find the representative particle of an atom, molecule, or a formula unit?
Representative particles is the term used for the smallest unit of a substance. For example, the representative particle in an element e.g. Sodium is a single sodium atom. But if the element is diatomic, e.g , oxygen, then the representative particle in oxygen would be the molecule O2, not a single oxygen atom.
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