What elements are in ammonium?

Answer 1

No, ammonium (NH4+) is a polyatomic ion consisting of the two elements nitrogen and hydrogen. It is formed by the reaction of the compound ammonia (NH3) reacting with an acid. Because it is a positively positive ion it must be accompanied by a negative ion.

Answer 2

Well, there are 4 elements present in Ammonium Sulfate.

(NH4)2SO4:

N is one element, H is another element and S and O make up 2 elements total. Hence, N+H+S+O gives you 4 elements total.

Answer 3

Ammonium is a polyatomic ion consisting of nitrogen and hydrogen atoms. Its chemical formula is NH4+.

Answer 4

Ammonium = NH4

Nitrogen(N) and Hydrogen (H)

Answer 5

Amonium Hydroxided (NH3OH)contains a combination of hydrgen, oxygen, and nitrogen

Answer 6

Elements in ammonia = nitrogen and hydrogen Therefore the elements that are present in NH4Cl are nitrogen, hydrogen and chlorine.

Answer 7

Ammonium is not an element but an ion with a 1+ charge.

It consists of a central nitrogen atom bonded to 4 hydrogen atoms.

It is formed when ammonia reacts with an acid.

Answer 8

Ammonium chloride is a compound of nitrogen, hydrogen, and chlorine.

Answer 9

Ammonium Acetate is: NH4C2H3O2

Nitrogen: 1

Hydrogen: 7

Carbon: 2

Oxygen 2

Answer 10

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