Chemistry, asked by sijusunill9005, 1 year ago

What type of bond is formed between H+ ion and NH3 in formation of NH+4 ion

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Answered by HarshBansal
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ionic bond is the right answer
Answered by Nikhilselapureddy
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covelent bond because NH+4 gives 4 electrons which form bond with 4 electrons of H+
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