Grade 12Inorganic Chemistry
Why does hydrogen occur in diatomic form?
Why does hydrogen occur in diatomic form?
1 Answer
ashish kumar
Dear Sumit,
The hydrogen atom consists of a single positively charged proton and the corresponding negatively charged electron. To be stable it needs to have two electrons in its first shell. So it forms a bond with another hydrogen atom to form the diatomic molecule H2
Thank you.
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