hydrogen is the element which does not contain any neutrons in its nucleus. But,why???????????
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they have neutrons....
SquareRoot256:
All hydrogen atoms don't.
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Hydrogen in general does not have a neutron in the nucleus.
However, Hydrogen has two other isotopes - Deuterium and Tritium.
These have one and two neutrons in their nucleus respectively.
So your initial assumption about hydrogen not having neutrons is incorrect.
However, Hydrogen has two other isotopes - Deuterium and Tritium.
These have one and two neutrons in their nucleus respectively.
So your initial assumption about hydrogen not having neutrons is incorrect.
So the proton accounts for the mass number... neutron cannot be accommodated.
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