Chemistry, asked by skzaid1734, 1 year ago

Which of h2- and h2+ is more stable and why

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Answered by einsteinvimal

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h2+ is more stable as hydrogen becomes stable after completing a duplet so in h2+ hydrogen gains 1 more e- .So it is more stable than h2-

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