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Home > Chemistry > Atomic Structure

What is the most abundant isotope of hydrogen?

A. Protium
B. Deuterium
C. Tritium
D. Hydron

Answer: Protium


Additional Information: Protium, which has no neutrons, is the most abundant isotope of hydrogen.


Subjects: Atomic Structure, Chemistry

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