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Discussion Forum : Chemistry - Section 1 (Q.No. 13)
13.
The nucleus of a hydrogen atom consists of
1 proton only
1 proton + 2 neutron
1 neutron only
1 electron only
Answer: Option
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Afe godstime said:   7 years ago
Hydrogen has only 1 proton and proton also means the atomic number of any element.
(1)

Madhumitha said:   9 years ago
Hydrogen has atomic number 1, it has 1 proton and 1 electron.
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THILAGAMANI said:   9 years ago
Only proton are present in H atom.

Rajesh kumar das pintu said:   1 decade ago
Hydrogen is the first element in our periodic table its atomic number one.so its having one electron and protron. it means one proton in nucleus and electron in shell.

Shivangi said:   1 decade ago
Hydrogen has no neutron, only one proton in nucleus.

Prasad Walimbe said:   1 decade ago
Basically.

Atomic number means the number of protons or the number of electrons present in an atom.

Hydrogen atom carries 1 electron as well as 1 proton.

Atomic mass means sum of number of Protons and No of neutrons.

As the atomic mass of the H atom is 1, It has no neutron present in the atom. :).

Shamraiza said:   1 decade ago
Hydrogen atomic number is one, so simply it contain 1 proton in its nucleus.

Tarpana samal said:   1 decade ago
Atomic number of H atom is one, it is the top element of periodic table. So atomic mass is one, that is proton &neutron is zero because in 1st proton come then neutron in atomic model.

So, proton =1.

JURI said:   1 decade ago
The Atomic number of an element is same as its proton number, and also as its electron number, but only the proton is present in the nucleus. The atomic number of Hydrogen is 1, therefore, the proton number is also 1.

Neha raut said:   10 years ago
It comes first in periodic table.


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