Here is the answer for the question – ammonia (NH3) (Covalent/Ionic Bond?). You’ll find the correct answer below
ammonia (NH3) (Covalent/Ionic Bond?)
The Correct Answer is
The elements are Nitrogen (N) a nonmetal and Hydrogen (H) a nonmetal. Therefore a polar covalent bond.
Reason Explained
The elements are Nitrogen (N) a nonmetal and Hydrogen (H) a nonmetal. Therefore a polar covalent bond. is correct for ammonia (NH3) (Covalent/Ionic Bond?)
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