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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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Jimmy said:
1 decade ago
The atomic mass of H is 1 and the atomic number of H is 1 because we know that A.NO = no.of proton.
Hence in H 1 proton is present but not newtron because A. Mass = no.P+no.N. There are A.M. is 1 and no.P is 1, Hence no.N is zero.
Hence in H 1 proton is present but not newtron because A. Mass = no.P+no.N. There are A.M. is 1 and no.P is 1, Hence no.N is zero.
Resmy 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.
Sunil said:
2 decades ago
1H1 is z=1 so it is proton.
e=1.
e=1.
Anil said:
2 decades ago
Hydrogen is top element of the our periodictable.
Its atomic no is z-1 hence it containes one electrone.
Its atomic no is z-1 hence it containes one electrone.
Navneeet thakur said:
2 decades ago
Hydrogen is the first element in our periodic table its atomic number is one so its having one electron and one proton.
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