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Ammonia is a compound formed from 1 atom of nitrogen (N) and 3 atoms of hydrogen (H). Which chemical formula is correct for ammonia? NHHH N3H NH3 (NH)3
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Ammonia is a compound formed from 1 atom of nitrogen (N) and 3 atoms of hydrogen (H). Which chemical formula is correct for ammonia? NHHH N3H NH3 (NH)3

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NH3 is the answer

Explanation: i just took the test

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NH3. Ammonia is composed of one nitrogen atom, and three hydrogens.
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