What is the difference between H+ ion and proton?
Is there no possible difference between positively charged hydrogen ([math]H^{+}[/math]) and proton?
What is the equation of hydrogen? Is there a reason that protons are positively charged and electrons are negative? What is the electrical charge of a hydrogen atom? What is the charge on a proton? What is the charge of a proton? What obtains the element hydrogen? What gives a proton its charge? What is the difference between nascent hydrogen and atomic hydrogen? What is the atomic number of hydrogen? What is hydrogen gas? Is hydrogen an element or an atom? How do I denote alpha hydrogen? How is the element hydrogen created? What are some differences between the proton and the [math]\Delta^+[/math] particle? How can the ionization energy of hydrogen be determined? What are some differences between the proton and the Δ+ particle? Is the reduction potential of hydrogen actually 0V? How Hydrogen is used as a fuel? How can you determine the valency of hydrogen? How can you find the valence of hydrogen? What is hydrogen's state of matter at room temperature? How is it determined? Does the hydrogen contain nucleus? Wont positively charged protons lying together in the nucleus repel each other? Negative charged parts of an atom? Which one of the following metal evolves hydrogen on reacting with cold dilute HNO3? How can the first ionization energy of hydrogen be determined? What is the charge of an electron, proton and neutron? What is 'metallic hydrogen'? What is the number of valence electrons in hydrogen? How is this determined? How many hydrogen atoms are in 1.32 mol of glucose (C6H12O6)?