Question

What is the mass of ammonia if hydrogen is 1 and nitrogen is 14​

Answer 1

Ammonia is NH3 so there are 3 hydrogen and 1 nitrogen so we will add there molar masses to get atomic mass of Nitrogen. So Nitrogen is 14 and hidrogen is 3x1=3. i.e, 14+3=17g.

Answer 2

Answer:

Ammonia is NH3 so there are 3 hydrogen and 1 nitrogen so we will add there molar masses to get atomic mass of Nitrogen. So Nitrogen is 14 and hidrogen is 3x1=3. i.e, 14+3=17g.