I was asked a question that a Proton is an ionised hydrogen atom. i was sure that it is correct in case of H+ but hydrogen also forms H- ion .... so i have doubt that the statement is true or not... please help me .....no spamming
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statement is true on the basis of experimental bases as hydrogen formed both ion but having different characteristics. H+ having only 1 proton 1 neutron & no electron working as single proton while H- shows some properties of helium which is inert(everyone knows) so, both ion are theoretically & practically possible.
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