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Is NH4+ an ionic molecule or a covalene molecule?Please explain in detail along with how is it formed
Dear Manas No, NH4 is a covalent compound. NH4 is a polyatomic ion, often referred to asNH4+ (ammonium ion). The four hydrogens are covalently bonded to the nitrogen (the nitrogen is the central atom in the chemical structure of this covalently bondedcompound).
it is both ion and covalent compound because its reacting with 4 hydrogens as arun saidf above and it is reacting with cl- ion so we can say that it is a ion so
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