The notation H- denotes a hydrogen atom that has:O A) gained 2 electronsO B) gained 1 protonO C) gained 1 electronD) lost 1 proton

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The notation H denotes a hydrogen atom that has: A) gained 2 electrons B) gained 1 proton O C) gained 1 electron )D) lost 1 proton

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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The notation H- denotes a hydrogen atom that has:
O A) gained 2 electrons
O B) gained 1 proton
O C) gained 1 electron
D) lost 1 proton

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