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  • Calculating Atoms in Ammonia (NH3): A Step-by-Step Guide
    The question is a bit tricky! It seems like there might be a typo. Here's why:

    * 3NH3 represents three molecules of ammonia (NH3).

    * One molecule of ammonia (NH3) has 1 nitrogen atom (N) and 3 hydrogen atoms (H), totaling 4 atoms.

    Therefore, the number of atoms in three molecules of ammonia (3NH3) is:

    * 4 atoms per molecule * 3 molecules = 12 atoms

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