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The '3' prefix means there are 3 of the molecule. So that means there are 3 times the number of atoms than a single molecule. So, take all the subscripts and multiply them by 3. The answer is simply 12 atoms (3 nitrogens, 9 hydrogens).

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NH3 is the chemical formula for ammonia

the formula tells you how many atoms are in each molecule

in this case we have 1 N, which is nitrogen

and 3 H's, each is a hydrogen atom

so 1 NH3 molecule is composed of 4 atoms

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That would be a total of 9 Hydrogen atoms.

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Er. . . 5 I think. ~SuperCat

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