Hydrogen

Drew S.

Hudor (Water) Gennan (Generate) -One energy level || H-2 H-3 || Melting: 259.14 degrees celcius ||
 * Name of Element || Hydrogen [[image:science3-2012/hydroxy.jpg width="199" height="216"]] ||
 * Element Symbol || H ||
 * Atomic Number || 1 ||
 * Atomic Mass || 1.00794 ||
 * Number of Protons || 1 ||
 * Number of Neutrons || 1 ||
 * Number of Electrons || 1 ||
 * Trend || Non-Metal ||
 * State of Matter || Gas ||
 * Common Uses || Balloons, Metal Refining ||
 * Family/Group || Family 1 ||
 * Bohr Model || [[image:science3-2012/hydrogen_bohr_model.JPG width="240" height="149"]] ||
 * Lewis Structure || [[image:science3-2012/hrdrogen_lewis_structure.JPG width="240" height="148"]] ||
 * When Discovered || 1766 ||
 * Who Discovered || Henry Cavendish [[image:science3-2012/Cavendish.jpg width="120" height="200"]] ||
 * Where Found || Mines, oil, and gas wells ||
 * Interesting Facts/Information || From Greek Words:
 * Common Isotopes || H-1
 * Ion Charge || +1 ||
 * Boiling/Melting Point || Boiling: 252.87 degrees celcius
 * Video || media type="youtube" key="pc6-Wu3z5R8" height="315" width="420" ||

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