How many hydrogen atoms are found in two molecules of hydroxylamine, 2NH2OH?

2

3

4

6

Question

How many hydrogen atoms are found in two molecules of hydroxylamine, 2NH2OH?

 2

 3

 4

 6

faman39 · Answer

@Ashleyisakitty can you able to help me with it  ?

faman39 · Answer

@whpalmer4  can you able to help me?

faman39 · Answer

@LifeIsADangerousGame  can you able to help?

faman39 · Answer

@timo86m can you able to help me with this?

anonymous · Answer

draw it please the formula

anonymous · Answer

it can eithe b 2 or 4   put we dont know cuzz you lacking paranthesis and or subscripts and we are left only to assume

faman39 · Answer

ok, thank you so much for coming

faman39 · Answer

@Luis_Rivera  what do you think?

faman39 · Answer

@ghazi  what do you say?

faman39 · Answer

@jazy

faman39 · Answer

@aaronq can you able to check this?

faman39 · Answer

@alahrichi1

aaronq · Answer

NH2OH

how many H's do you see? lol it's not that hard

multiply it by 2 because you have 2 molecules...
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faman39 · Answer

So 4?

faman39 · Answer

Thank you so so much @aaronq  :)

aaronq · Answer

you see 4?

aaronq · Answer

lol i see 3...

faman39 · Answer

Well no, 3 cant be correct because i made that mistake

aaronq · Answer

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theres three hydrogens per molecule and you have 2 molecules..

3 x 2 = ?

faman39 · Answer

Oh, thats how you do it ? Its 6, thanks alot @aaronq !

aaronq · Answer

lol well yeah, you're just counting them

faman39 · Answer

Ok thank you so much :) 

Thanks you @alahrichi1 @timo86m  for coming here and helping

aaronq · Answer

no prob dude, next time just draw it, visuals help a ton