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monatomic /mon·atom·ic/ (mon″ah-tom´ik)
1. monovalent (1).
2. monobasic.
3. containing one atom.
mon·a·tom·ic (mn-tmk)
adj.
1. Occurring as single atoms.
2. Having one replaceable atom or radical.
3. Univalent.
mona·tomic·al·ly adv.
monatomic [mon″ah-tom´ik]
1. containing one atom.
2. univalent.
monatomic
1. containing one atom.
2. univalent.
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