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Discussion Forum : Chemistry - Section 1 (Q.No. 13)
13.
The nucleus of a hydrogen atom consists of
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Ramesh Pagolu said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen contains only one Positive Charge in its Nucleus i.e., contains only one Proton. Number of Positive Charges in equal to its Number of Protons in any neutral atom. So, Hydrogen contains only one Proton in its Nucleus.
Siri said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen is first element in periodic table so it has one proton in it's nucleus.
Ajay sharma said:
1 decade ago
The proton's number is saying as electron number so both 'd' and 'a' option is correctly answer.
Satyajit said:
1 decade ago
Because Hydrogen has no neutron, So it has one proton in it's nucleus.
Sai srihari said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen is the first element in the periodic table. It's atomic number is 1. That means it is having one proton in nucleus and one electron in its shell. So it is having one proton in the hydrogen atom.
BHUMIKA SAXENA said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen is the first element means its atomic no. is 1. Hence it contain 1 proton and 1 electron(because no.of protons = no.of electrons).
Ranjan gupta said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen is top most element in periodic table with atomic no.1 so here we are considering only nucleus that contains only 1 proton. That's why when hydrogen loses its electron we call it ''proton''.
Pundalik mali said:
1 decade ago
All nucleus having proton and neutron.
Iqra Khalid said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen is top most element in periodic table with atomic no.1 so here we are considering only nucleus that contains only 1 proton. That's why when hydrogen loses its electron we call it ''proton''.
Harish said:
1 decade ago
Hydrogen posses one electron and one proton.
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