Which outcome occurs when ammonia donates hydrogen ions?

💡 Explanation

Formation of ammonium ion (NH4+) occurs, because protonation is the mechanism for increasing hydrogen atoms, making ammonia a lewis base, therefore ammonium is favored, rather than decomposition or changes in covalent bonding which affect stability differently.

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