Explain duplet rule for formation of hydrogen?
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A).Duplet rule is is found only for some smaller atoms like hydrogen, lithium, beryllium etc. which loose or gain electrons to obtain a stable duet like Helium gas.
In this way, the hydrogen atom which has only one electron in its outermost shell, it gains one electron to get a stable configuration of 1s2 like the noble gas Helium (He)
In this way, the hydrogen atom which has only one electron in its outermost shell, it gains one electron to get a stable configuration of 1s2 like the noble gas Helium (He)
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--Duplet rule is is found only for some smaller atoms like hydrogen, lithium,etc which loose or gain electrons to obtain a stable duet like Helium gas or other noble gases.
--hydrogen has only one electron in its orbit ,
to attain a stable state it needs 2 e- to become stable like helium .
--likewise, the hydrogen atom which has only one electron in its outermost shell, it gains one electron to get a stable configuration of 1s2 like the noble gas Helium (He) and hence hydrogen is formed.
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--Duplet rule is is found only for some smaller atoms like hydrogen, lithium,etc which loose or gain electrons to obtain a stable duet like Helium gas or other noble gases.
--hydrogen has only one electron in its orbit ,
to attain a stable state it needs 2 e- to become stable like helium .
--likewise, the hydrogen atom which has only one electron in its outermost shell, it gains one electron to get a stable configuration of 1s2 like the noble gas Helium (He) and hence hydrogen is formed.
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hope it helps !!☺☺
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