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How many hydrogen atoms are in 2NH(4) 4 is a subscript
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How many hydrogen atoms are in 2NH(4)

4 is a subscript

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Answer:

8 atoms

Step-by-step explanation:

There are two sets of NH4 ( 2NH4) and the subscript means there are 4 hydrogen atoms in every set. if you distribute the 2, 2*4=8

2(NH4) = N2H8

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4

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