Question

How me
many times an atom of hydrogen is
heavier than an electron?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

Mainly a hydrogen atom has 3 isotopes..

Protium

Duterium

Tritium

For protium isotope;

It has;

1 electrone

1 protone

0 nutrones

The mass of a protone can be considered as 1 a.m.u(atomic mass unit) for an electrone that is 1/1840 a.m.u.

Therefore the mass of protium isotope sholud be 1+ 1/1840 which is equal to 1841 times to the mass of an electrone.

For duterium isotope;

It has;

1 protone

1 electrone

1 nutrone

So the mass of this isotope should be;

2+ 1/1840 which is equal to 3681 times to the mass of an electrone.

For tritium isotope;

It has;

1 protone

1 electrone

2 nutrones

So the mass of this isotope should be;

3+ 1/1840 which is equal to 5521 times to the mass of an electrone.

Answer 2

Answer:

Most of the hydrogen is heavier than an electron is 1800 time