MCQ
Ionisation of $H-$atom would produce
- Ahydride ion
- Bhydronium ion
- ✓proton
- Dhydroxyl ion
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
proton
c
The ionisation energy of Hydrogen is less, due to low ionisation energy hydrogen readily losses its one electron to produce $H ^{+}$ion. This $H ^{+}$ions is commonly known as proton as it contains only $1$ proton and no neutron.
The ionisation energy of Hydrogen is less, due to low ionisation energy hydrogen readily losses its one electron to produce $H ^{+}$ion. This $H ^{+}$ions is commonly known as proton as it contains only $1$ proton and no neutron.
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