Nitrogen and Hydrogen in Ammonia (NH3): Elements and Atoms

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Nitrogen and Hydrogen in Ammonia (NH3): Elements and Atoms

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* Elements: NH3 contains two elements: Nitrogen (N) and Hydrogen (H).

* Atoms: NH3 contains four atoms: one nitrogen atom and three hydrogen atoms.

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