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2010
Hydrogen occurs as a diatomic element with a bond energy of 435 kJ/mol. Although not normally found in compounds as H+, some solids exist that contain the H5O2+ (H2O · H+ · OH2) cation, and several species having the formula Hn+ (where n = an odd integer) have been identified.
James E. House, Kathleen A. House
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Hydrogen occurs as a diatomic element with a bond energy of 435 kJ/mol. Although not normally found in compounds as H+, some solids exist that contain the H5O2+ (H2O · H+ · OH2) cation, and several species having the formula Hn+ (where n = an odd integer) have been identified.
James E. House, Kathleen A. House
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Hydrogen for hydrogenation of oils [PDF]
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry, 1926 openaire +1 more source