Nitrogen and hydrogen atoms that make up ammonia (NH3) are held together by polar covalent bonds, where electrons are shared unequally. Nitrogen is significantly more electronegative than hydrogen, so shared electrons spend more of their time orbiting the nitrogen atom.
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-4.29 x 10^-5, -9.3 x 10^-2, and then the least is -1.370 x 10^6
Explanation:
<h3>-9.3 x 10^-2 = -0.093</h3><h3>-4.29 x 10^-5 = -0.0000429</h3><h3>-1.370 x 10^6 = -1,370,000</h3>
Now use common sense.
-0.093 is the greatest number.
Then -429,000 is in the middle.
Lastly, -1,370,000 is the least number.
<h3>So -0.0000429 > -0.093 > -1,370,000</h3>
Why?
Because as a negative number gets bigger, the more least the number is. It is the opposite of positive numbers. For positive numbers, as a number gets bigger, the more greater the number is. That is a rule.
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