Select all of the following that are diatomic elementsHydrogenOxygenHeliumNeonAstatineNitrogenLithiumBromine

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Select all of the following that are diatomic elements O Hydrogen Oxygen Helium Neon Astatine O Nitrogen O Lithium O Bromine

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Oxygen
Helium
Neon
Astatine
Nitrogen
Lithium
Bromine

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