Chemistry, asked by yannaaaaa, 9 months ago

The number of electron/s present in H+ is ______.

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Answered by raotushar393

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Answer:

The electron present in Hydrogen is 1.

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Answered by abhinavthakur34

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Answer:

The number of electrons presents in H+ is

So it has zero electron.

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