:0-N=0:What category of octet exception does this molecule belong to?[Select all that apply.]Molecules or polyatomic ions with an odd number of electronsMolecules or polyatomic ions with atoms that have fewer than an octet of valence electronsMolecules or polyatomic ions with atoms that have more than an octet of valence electronsThis molecule does not violate the octet rule

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