In the compound NH3, how are the atoms likely bonded to one another? (1 point) O Nitrogen donates one electron to each hydrogen. O Each hydrogen donates its one electron to nitrogen. o Each hydrogen shares

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Dvs asked Feb 2, 2022

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In the compound NH3, how are the atoms likely bonded to one another?

(1 point)
O Nitrogen donates one electron to each hydrogen.
O Each hydrogen donates its one electron to nitrogen.
o Each hydrogen shares two electrons with nitrogen.
O Nitrogen shares one electron with each hydrogen.

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Each hydrogen shares two electrons with nitrogen

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