Chemistry, 23.05.2021 03:00, sidneylww

Why is ammonia (NH₃) classified as a polar molecule? (4 Points)

Ammonia molecules dissolve in mineral oil.

N-H bonds are non-polar.

Nitrogen and hydrogen are both non-metals.

Ammonia contains an asymmetrical distribution of electric charge.

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Why is ammonia (NH₃) classified as a polar molecule? (4 Points)

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