Re: Explain pleeeese
The regular hydrogen nucleus is just one positively-charged proton.
The innermost electron orbital around it, known as the S, has room for two negatively-charged electrons.
H+ has no electrons and is just a proton.
H has one electron and a neutral electric charge.
H− has two electrons, and is stable because they fill the S orbital so nicely.
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