Question

The ratio of numbers of atoms of nitrogen and hydrogen in ammonia molecule is
(A) 3:1
(B) 2:1
(C) 1:2
(D) 1:3​

Answer 1

Answer:

as ammonia is NH3

so N is 1 and H is 3

so N : H is 1:3

answer: (d) 1:3

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Answer 2

The ratio of numbers of atoms of nitrogen and hydrogen in ammonia molecule is 1:3.

• An atom is made up of the proton, electron and neutron.
• It revolves around the nucleus.
• The proton is a positive charge, and the neutron has no charge; the electron sometimes acts in a negative charge.
• An atom cant is broken down easily; whether it is chemically, it is not possible.
• Atoms are combined to form compounds.
• An atom of the elements has the same properties.
• A compound combines one or more additional substances to form a new product.
• The combination of two substances or elements is equal to the mass ratio for making that product.
• It is attached firmly, and they have equal in all ways to form a combination.
• The elements both are bonded together.
• Each compound has its chemical structure; if it breaks, it can either split into two atoms or molecules or in a single.
• Different types of compounds are present.
• An intermetallic compound is made of an alloy of metallic ions.
• The ions form ionic compounds with the help of the electrostatic force.

Therefore, ratio of numbers of atoms of nitrogen and hydrogen in ammonia molecule is 1:3.

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