Chemistry, asked by brainyboy47, 1 year ago

hydrogen is given an unique position in periodic table. why​?

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Answered by shailu8386
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Explanation:

Because Hydrogen has 1 atomic number.

brainyboy47: not correct
Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Hydrogen is given a unique position in periodic table because it shows the properties of both alkali metals as well as halogen . It is placed above alkali metals because it lose one electron to form H+ ion.

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