In addition to having isotopes like tritium and deuterium, this element's extremely strong dipole-dipole interactions, its namesake "bonds", explain the high boiling point of water.
This element's series of spectral lines named for Lyman are all ultraviolet, and all its visible spectral lines are within the Balmer series. According to the Bronsted-Lowry theory, its cation is donated by acids. In addition to having isotopes like tritium and deuterium, this element's extremely strong dipole-dipole interactions, its namesake "bonds", explain the high boiling point of water. For 10 points, name this colorless gas, an element with atomic number one and symbol H.
This element's series of spectral lines named for Lyman are all ultraviolet, and all its visible spectral lines are within the Balmer series.
hydrogen