This element is the one whose behavior is most similar to muonium.
This element is the one whose behavior is most similar to muonium. Organic solvents containing the heaviest stable isotope of this element are used in the most common form of NMR, which observes this element's lightest isotope. It was sequestered in a palladium lattice in Fleischmann and Pons's apparatus for cold fusion. Reforming of methane with steam yields carbon monoxide and this element's molecular form. The reduction potential of its cation form on a platinum electrode defines a zero standard electrode potential. It forms relatively strong noncovalent bonds with electronegative atoms. Bronsted acids donate its cation. For 10 points, name this lightest element.
This element is the one whose behavior is most similar to muonium.
hydrogen [accept H; accept hydrogen ion; accept hydrogen cation; accept H+; accept dihydrogen; accept H2; accept molecular hydrogen; prompt on “deuterium”] &lt;Ashvin&gt;