Which of the following is true? The imaginary one subscript does not have a Greek prefix
The name of C6 H10 F6 is hexacarbide decahydrogen hexafluorine.
The name for the N2 molecule would have no Greek prefixes in it.
To name a covalent molecule you always change the ending on the metal atom.

The name for the N2 molecule would have no Greek prefixes in it.

Explanation:

Prefixes and suffixes are used to name compounds that have many component parts.

The molecule N2 is just a simple molecule that consists of only two atoms of nitrogen. It is a diatomic molecule hence there are no Greek prefixes in the name of the molecule.

The molecule is simply identified as nitrogen gas.

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