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Biology, 24.08.2021 17:50, iliketurtures

(Its actually Physical Science) To create a molecular model a student will use blue spheres to represent nitrogen (N) and white spheres to represent hydrogen (H). which option correctly describes a model of ammonia, NH3?

A. three blue spheres and three white spheres
B. one blue sphere and three white spheres
C. three blue spheres and one white sphere
D. one blue sphere and one white sphere​

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