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How many Hydrogen atoms are in the following compound (including the coefficient): 3(NH4)2CO3
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How many Hydrogen atoms are in the following compound (including the coefficient): 3(NH4)2CO3

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i believe it would be 12

Step-by-step explanation:

because 3*4 is 12

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