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H2CCH2 and H2NNH2

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H2CCH2

H H

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C_C

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H H

H2NNH2: H-H-:N-N:-H-H

Two Nitrogen atoms connected by single bond with a lone pair and 2 Hydrogen atoms at each ends

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