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What is an easy way to remember which elements exist as diatomic?

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What is an easy way to remember which elements exist as diatomic?

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The symbols of all the elements that form diatomic elements (exist only as diatomics in their elemental form) can be arranged into a word. This is not a real dictionary word but a pronounceable word. Hoffbrinkle (H, O, F, Br, I, N, Cl). These 7 elements are the ones you will see as diatomic. So if you need to put nitrogen in a chemical equation, hoffbrinkle will help you to remember that nitrogen does not exist as N but as N2 in the real world.

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