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If ammonia were formed from dalton's simplest formula of one atom of each element, what would he have concluded about the relative masses of nitrogen and hydrogen?

If ammonia were formed from dalton's simplest formula of one atom of each element, what would he have concluded about the relative masses of nitrogen and hydrogen?
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If ammonia were formed from dalton's simplest formula of one atom of each element, what would he have concluded about the relative masses of nitrogen and hydrogen?

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He would have concluded that the order of operations would be different. This therefore would affect the periodic table's order. 
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