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  • Calculating Atoms in 2 Molecules of Ammonia (2NH3)
    Here's how to determine the number of atoms in 2NH3:

    * NH3: This is the chemical formula for ammonia. It represents one molecule of ammonia.

    * 2NH3: This means we have two molecules of ammonia.

    Breakdown of the atoms:

    * N (Nitrogen): Each ammonia molecule (NH3) contains one nitrogen atom. Since we have two molecules, there are 2 nitrogen atoms.

    * H (Hydrogen): Each ammonia molecule contains three hydrogen atoms. With two molecules, there are a total of 6 hydrogen atoms (2 molecules x 3 atoms/molecule = 6 atoms).

    Therefore, 2NH3 contains a total of 8 atoms (2 nitrogen + 6 hydrogen).

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