hydrogens
Water's gaseous components
Hydrogens is the plural of hydrogen, the lightest and most abundant element in the universe.
The plural appears in scientific contexts discussing different forms or isotopes: The three hydrogens—protium, deuterium, and tritium—have different nuclear properties.
In chemistry, it may refer to hydrogen atoms in a molecule: The molecule has four hydrogens attached to the carbon.
Smallest elemental units
- isotopesAtomic number twins
- moleculesBonded atomic groups
- protonsPositive nuclear particles
- electronsNegative charges in atoms
bonds · ions · gas · element · deuterium · tritium · protium · diatomic
Electrochemical power generators
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
- electrolysisCurrent-induced ionic separation
- storageSpace for keeping goods
- renewableCapable of restoration
clean energy · power · carriers · production · infrastructure · tanks · pipelines · stations
Acrid nitrogen-hydrogen gas
- refineriesFacilities that purify raw materials
- petrochemicalProduct from crude processing
- synthesisCombining parts into whole
- fertilizersSubstances enriching soil
methanol · processing · catalysts · crackers · desulfurization · manufacturing · chemical plants · feedstock
Study of light-matter interaction
- Balmer seriesHydrogen's visible emission lines
- quantumSmallest discrete unit
- orbitalsElectron probability distributions
- wave functionsQuantum mechanical state descriptions
spin · bonding · molecular · spectral · ionization · dissociation · recombination · measurements
atoms
Smallest elemental units
electrons · bonds · ions · gas · element · deuterium · tritium · protium · diatomic · covalent
fuel cells
Electrochemical power generators
- combustionExothermic reaction with oxygen
- electrolysisCurrent-induced ionic separation
- storageSpace for keeping goods
renewable · clean energy · power · carriers · production · infrastructure · tanks · pipelines · stations · economy
ammonia
Acrid nitrogen-hydrogen gas
- refineriesFacilities that purify raw materials
- petrochemicalProduct from crude processing
- synthesisCombining parts into whole
fertilizers · methanol · processing · catalysts · crackers · desulfurization · manufacturing · chemical plants · feedstock · storage tanks
spectroscopy
Study of light-matter interaction
- Balmer seriesHydrogen's visible emission lines
- quantumSmallest discrete unit
- orbitalsElectron probability distributions
wave functions · spin · bonding · molecular · spectral · ionization · dissociation · recombination · measurements · detection
- Gurdjieffself-observation, movements, Fontainebleau, essence, personality
hydrogensheavy elements
High atomic number substances
superheavy elements · uranium · plutonium · transuranic elements · heavy metals
hydrogensuranium
Element ninety-two
plutonium · superheavy elements · noble gases · transuranic elements · transition metals
hydrogensrare earth elements
Seventeen metallic elements, often mined together
trace elements · technetium · astatine · francium · transuranic elements
- hydrogen balloonBuoyant craft using lightest element
- hydrogen bombThermonuclear fusion weapon
- hydrogen peroxideOxidizing disinfectant and bleach
- hydrogen bondElectronegativity-based intermolecular attraction
- hydrogenated oilsFats altered with added atoms
- liquid hydrogenCryogenic form of lightest element
hydrogen, hydrogenation, hydrogenate, hydrogenated, hydrogenates, hydrogenating, dehydrogenated