Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

Why Hydrogen has dual nature??

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Hydrogen has a dual nature due to the fact it only has a single electron in its outer shell. This means that a hydrogen atom can easily gain an electron to create a full outer shell ,like a typical halogen, or loose an electron ,like an alkali metal.

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