Now we have two electrons that are shared here, two electrons shared here, and two electrons shared here. So that's two plus two plus two, six plus two in the non bonding. So we have a total of eight electrons, and this is in fact, a neutral ammonia atom. So let's go to part D and part D. We basically have a combination of part A and an N atom. So once again, from part A and from part C, we have the following electron configuration for our HC and N atom. Respectfully now, a total of twelve electrons because we're going to have three electrons that come from our H. We have five electrons coming from our N, and we have four electrons coming from our carbon atom.