Physics, asked by praveen12331, 1 year ago

what is the atomic number of ammonia​

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Answered by sirfria
3
Ammonia's formula is NH3
It disent have an atomic number cause its not an element
It consists of elements which have their respective atomic numbers
Nitrogen (N) as 7
Hydrogen (H) as1

Hope this helps
Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Explanation:

Ammonia's formula is NH3

It disent have an atomic number cause its not an element

It consists of elements which have their respective atomic numbers

Nitrogen (N) as 7

Hydrogen (H) as1

Hope this helps!

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