The ionisation of hydrogen atom would give rise toA. hydride ionB. hydronium ionC. protonD. hydroxyl ion

The ionisation of hydrogen atom would give rise toA. hydride ionB. hyd

1.	The ionisation of hydrogen atom would give rise toA. hydride ionB. hydronium ionC. protonD. hydroxyl ion
Answer» Correct Answer - C Hydrogen have one proton and one electron, when it ionise, i.e. it lose one electron, then only proton is left in the nucleus, so `H^(+)` ion is formed during ionisation which is also called proton. `underset(({:(e^(-)=1),(p=1):}))(H)tounderset("Proton")(H^(+))+e^(-)`

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The ionisation of hydrogen atom would give rise toA. hydride ionB. hydronium ionC. protonD. hydroxyl ion

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