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  • Ammonium Fluoride (NH₄F): Molecular Formula & Structure Explained
    The molecular formula of Ammonium Fluoride is NH₄F.

    Here's how it breaks down:

    * NH₄⁺: This is the ammonium ion, which is a positively charged polyatomic ion composed of one nitrogen atom and four hydrogen atoms.

    * F⁻: This is the fluoride ion, which is a negatively charged ion consisting of a single fluorine atom.

    The positive charge of the ammonium ion (1+) balances the negative charge of the fluoride ion (1-), resulting in a neutral compound.

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