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What type of bond is formed when an ammonia (NH3) molecule accepts a proton (H+)

What type of bond is formed when an ammonia (NH3) molecule accepts a proton (H+)
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What type of bond is formed when an ammonia (NH3) molecule accepts a proton (H+)

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I’m pretty sure it’s NH4, ammonium
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User Kuldeep Kapade
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Answer: coordinate (dative) bond

Step-by-step explanation:

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