Does hydrogen loose electrons to get stable? And if they do then there will be no electrons left in its K shell. How is that possible?
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Hydrogen doesn't actually donate electrons...
It SHARES electrons with other elements to form COVALENT COMPOUNDS and becomes stable....
EX:- Hydrocarbons
...hope this helps...
Hydrogen doesn't actually donate electrons...
It SHARES electrons with other elements to form COVALENT COMPOUNDS and becomes stable....
EX:- Hydrocarbons
...hope this helps...
if it doesn't loose electrons then why is it considered as a metal?
It is not considered as a metal
it actually doesn’t have a fixed place in the periodic table
oh.. thanks.. got it now
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Hydrogen doesn’t lose electron to become stable but it gains electron to gain the inert gas configuration ~ Helium.If it loses electron there will not exist any atom twelfths and hence doesn’t lose electron.
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