Medical What is the level of hydrogen in the brain?

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The discussion centers on the levels of hydrogen in the brain, particularly in relation to high temperatures where hydrogen gas exists as a mixture of atoms, protons, and negatively charged hydride ions. This mixture is noted for its high emissivity and absorptivity in the visible light range, which is relevant for research purposes. Additionally, there is mention of a study by Russian scientists that explored the elemental composition in the hemispheres of a rabbit brain, highlighting the significance of understanding hydrogen levels in neurological research. The provided link leads to a PubMed abstract that may offer further insights into this topic.
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I am new to this forum by the way. I would be gracious to anyone that can shed light to levels of hydrogen in the brain. At high temperatures, hydrogen gas can exist as a mixture of atoms, protons and negativley charged hydride ions. This mixture is said to have a high emissivity and obsorptivity in the visible light range . It is important to my research that I understand what kind of levels of Hydrogen are present in the brain.
 
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