Question

Why is H2, stable even though it never
satisfies the octet rule ?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

→The $H_{2}$ is stable even if does not follows octet rule is because, it is necessary that all atoms follow octet rule,but hydrogen follows duplet rule.

→They only need to have the number of valence electrons equal to the formula $2n^{2}$by Bohr Bury's scheme.

→Helium is also stable and has 2valence electrons.

→Two hydrogen atoms come together to form a covalent bond to become stable.