Science, asked by gurleenkaur2006, 8 months ago

which elements are involved in the formation of ammonia and carbon dioxide​

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Answered by Yo11
1

Answer:

nitrogen, oxygen, carbon and hydrogen

Answered by kavinram2007
2

nitrogen and hydrogen

Explanation:

The elements Nitrogen and Hydrogen are involved in the formation of Ammonia and the elements Carbon and Oxygen are involved in the formation of Carbon Dioxide. - The molecular formula of Ammonia gas is NH3.

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