h2 molecule is more stable than h2+ ion
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because they are bonded by covalent bond
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Hope this will help , According to molecular orbital theory, H2+ has an unpaired electron in the bonding orbital. This is a higher energy state than H2, which has a pair of electrons in the bonding orbital. The lone electron in H2+ is known as a free radical. Free radicals attack other chemical bonds, and the H2+ molecule falls apart to bond with the newly separated atoms.
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