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Question
Explain the significance of the symbol H.
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Solution
Significance of symbol H
- The symbol H refers to the element hydrogen.
- The symbol H refers to one atom of hydrogen.
- The symbol H refers to one mole of hydrogen i.e. 6.022 × 1023 atoms.
- The symbol H refers to 1 gram atomic mass of hydrogen.
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