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In chemistry the prefix mono is?

In chemistry, the prefix mono means one.

It's used to indicate the presence of a single atom or molecule of a particular element or compound in a chemical formula.

Examples:

* Monoxide: A compound containing one oxygen atom (e.g., carbon monoxide - CO).

* Monohydrate: A compound containing one water molecule (e.g., copper(II) sulfate monohydrate - CuSO₄·H₂O).

* Monomer: A single molecule that can be joined with other similar molecules to form a polymer.

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