Physics, asked by samiMog, 10 months ago

is ammonia is homoatomic molecule​

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Answered by DynamicBoy
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Answer:

No

Explanation:

Because  ammonia is not a homoatomic molecule. And  in homoatomic molecules, all the atoms are same and belong to same element. But in NH3, elements are N, H and H. Chemical formula of ammonia is NH3. So it is heteroatomic molecule.

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