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Magnesium is considered a monoatomic element in its elemental form, meaning it exists as individual atoms rather than in molecular or ionic forms. In its gaseous state, magnesium can exist as monoatomic magnesium (Mg) under high temperatures where the atoms are sufficiently energized to overcome intermolecular forces. However, under standard conditions, magnesium typically exists as a solid with a metallic lattice structure, composed of many atoms bonded together. Thus, while it can be monoatomic in specific conditions, it is primarily found in a more complex form in nature.

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