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Why does nitrogen show less catenation (ability to form chains) compared to phosphorus?
A. Nitrogen cannot form single bonds.
B. Phosphorus cannot form multiple bonds.
C. The N-N single bond is much weaker than the P-P single bond.
D. Nitrogen is smaller than phosphorus.
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