Treatment of `NH_(3)` with excess of ethyl chloride gives:A. the nitrogen atom of `NH_(3)` gains electronsB. `NH_(3)` can give a pair of electronsC. A proton in HCl can accept an electron pair from `NH_(3)`D. The `Cl^(-)` ions gas a stable configuration of 8 electrons.

Treatment of `NH_(3)` with excess of ethyl chloride gives:A. the nitro

1.	Treatment of `NH_(3)` with excess of ethyl chloride gives:A. the nitrogen atom of `NH_(3)` gains electronsB. `NH_(3)` can give a pair of electronsC. A proton in HCl can accept an electron pair from `NH_(3)`D. The `Cl^(-)` ions gas a stable configuration of 8 electrons.
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Treatment of `NH_(3)` with excess of ethyl chloride gives:A. the nitrogen atom of `NH_(3)` gains electronsB. `NH_(3)` can give a pair of electronsC. A proton in HCl can accept an electron pair from `NH_(3)`D. The `Cl^(-)` ions gas a stable configuration of 8 electrons.

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