Chemistry, asked by wwrashr9era4masind, 1 year ago

In chemical combination of sodium and hydrogen,why hydrogen gains an electron?

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Answered by devdonawithrrt
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Hydrogen is more electronegative than sodium so it behaves like a halogen and gains an electron to form sodium hydride
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