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If you stuck 1 electron into the inner shell of a hydrogen atom, would the properties change?
Thanks all,
Joe.
Thanks all,
Joe.
Adding an electron to a hydrogen atom results in the formation of a negative ion, specifically the hydride ion (H-). The neutral hydrogen atom contains one electron in its ground state, and there are no inner shells below this level. Therefore, the concept of placing an electron in an "inner shell" is inaccurate, as the ground state is the lowest energy level available for hydrogen.
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