Question

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In a table, list the physical characteristics of the elements hydrogen (H) and nitrogen
(N), and the compound ammonia (NH3). Remember that this includes what they look
like, their melting point, their boiling point, and their state of matter at room temperature. Then, describe what is similar and what is different between the two elements and the compound (NH3).

Answer 1

Atomic # / Symbol / Name / Melting Point (ºC) / Boiling Point (ºC)

1 / H / Hydrogen / -259.14 / -252.87

2 / N / Nitrogen / -209.86 / -195.8.

3 / NH3 / Compound Ammonia / -77.7 / -33.3

For Hydrogen, the Melting point is -259.14, while for the Nitrogen it's -209.86. And the boiling point for Hydrogen is -252.87, while for the Nitrogen it's -195.8. The difference is that Hydrogen has less temperature in melting and boiling points, while Nitrogen has more. And for the Ammonia, this one has the most temperature, being at -77.7 degrees celsius for melting point, which is -107.9°F, and being at -33.3 degrees celsius, which is -28.01°F