Difference between heavy hydrogen , Atom Hydrogen and
Hydrogen Ion ?
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Answer Posted / pradeepsamantaray
no of p e n
atomic hydrogen 1 1 0
heavy hydrogen 1 1 1
hydrogen ion(cation)1 0 0
The atomic hydrogen and the heavy hydrogen difers only by a
neutron. They are isotopes. The heavy hydrogen is also
known as dueterium.
The hydrogen ion differs from atom by an electon.
When the atomic H loses its outermost electron it becomes a
cation. If it gains an electron it becomes again ion with -
ve charge i.e. anion.
The anion is less stable than the cation.
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