What does the Lewis structure for the ammonium ion NH4 have?

Answer 1

h=n=h there are two more Hs on up and down

Answer 2

The Lewis structure for the ammonium ion (NH4+) has one nitrogen atom in the center bonded to four hydrogen atoms. There are no lone pairs on nitrogen, and it has a positive formal charge of +1 due to a lack of an electron.

Answer 3

The Lewis dot structure for ammonium starts with the N atom in the center. In each cardinal direction, there is one singly bonded H atom. The entire structure is enclosed in brackets, then superscripted with a + symbol.

Answer 4

Ammonium bromide, or NH4Br, is an ionic compound. The NH4+ has covalent bonds but acts as a cation. The Br- is the anion. Just like Na+ and Cl- in NaCl except one of the ions is a complex ion in this case. Therefore, it is a salt and can not be drawn as a molecule. However, they can be drawn separately.

Answer 5

h=n=h there are two more Hs on up and down

Answer 6

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H - N - H

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H

Answer 7

this is (NH4)+ From: Ali Sabah Al-Takamachi

Answer 8

you can't.

you have to draw the lewis structure of nh4+ and of oh- close to getter.

it is a trick question.

Answer 9

nitrogen donate one electron to chlorine then nh4

Answer 10

One Nitrogen, four Hydrogens, and dots or lines connecting them.