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How many atoms of hydrogen ( h ) are present in 200 molecules of ammonia ( nh3 )?.

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First, lets examine the formula for that of Ammonia.

Ammonia = NH3

Notice that in the formula, there are 3 hydrogen atoms in a single ammonia molecule. This being said, if there are 200 molecules of ammonia in the given scenario, multiply 200 by 3.


200 ×
3 = 600Amount of (H) Atoms Present in 200 (NH3) Molecules

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