Each ammonia molecule contains one atom of nitrogen and three atoms of hydrogen. We know this because the hydrogen symbol has a subscript three after it, whereas the nitrogen symbol has no number ...
join with another hydrogen atom as a pair, making a molecule. Sometimes it is easy to tell which element a symbol stands for. For example, C stands for carbon and Li stands for lithium.
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