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cragar
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how do i make a hydrogen atom , if i shoot an electron by a proton will it start to orbit the proton , what dictates whether it will orbit or not .
The creation of a hydrogen atom is a natural process and cannot be artificially replicated in a laboratory setting. Hydrogen atoms are formed through nuclear fusion in stars, with the most common method being the fusion of two hydrogen nuclei to form helium.
No, hydrogen atoms cannot be created through chemical reactions. Hydrogen atoms are already present in various molecules and compounds, but they cannot be isolated and created through chemical reactions alone.
As mentioned before, hydrogen atoms are formed through nuclear fusion in stars and cannot be artificially created. Therefore, no equipment or laboratory tools can be used to make a hydrogen atom.
It is extremely difficult to isolate a single hydrogen atom as they are highly reactive and tend to bond with other atoms to form molecules. In a laboratory setting, it is more feasible to isolate hydrogen ions (protons) rather than a single hydrogen atom.
Creating a hydrogen atom is not a practical or feasible task. However, the use of hydrogen as an energy source in the form of fuel cells is a growing field of research and could potentially have significant practical applications in the future.