What elements are found in ammonia?

Answer by  mpurdue (22)

Ammonia is a chemical compound containing one nitrogen and three hydrogen atoms. Ammonia is most typically found in the gaseous phase and is most commonly recognized by its strong odor.

Answer by  Meredith92 (158)

Ammonia is a compound that is made of nitrogen and hydrogen elements. These elements are combined in a 1:3 ratio, the chemical formula is written NH3. Ammonia is often found in gas form and has a very strong odor. It is used in cleaning supplies. It can also be found in fertilizers.

Answer by  Andrea30 (44)

Nitrogen and hydrogen are the elements that make up the product known as ammonia. Put 1 atom of nitrogen together with 3 atoms of hydrogen and ammonia is the result.

Answer by  Suzanne (56)

There is one atom of Nitrogen and two atoms of Hydrogen in the compound Ammonia. It is written NH2. Nitrogen and Hydrogen are the only elements in the compound Ammonia.

Answer by  bdun (14)

Ammonia is a colorless gas with a pungent odor containing the following elements; one atom of nitrogen and three atoms of hydrogen. The chemical formula of ammonia is commonly written as NH3.