| With the neutron bond dissolved the now monatomic hydrogen and oxygen molecules are disassociated or liberated. |
| The molecule of iodine, for example, is monatomic at 1200 C., but becomes diatomic at the ordinary temperature. |
| All are present in the gas as the monatomic elements and argon, krypton, and xenon undergo condensation to either ices or clathrate hydrates at sufficiently low temperatures. |
| Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides. |
| This information does not inform, since there is a vast number of monatomic alcohols and of every description. |
| For example, aluminum, helium, and sodium are monatomic elements, or elements whose atoms can exist alone, without forming molecules. |
