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Why is the h2 molecule more stable than two separate hydrogen atoms?
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Why is the h2 molecule more stable than two separate hydrogen atoms?

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hydrogen is satisfied by 2 valence electrons. if one h bond with another, they share 2 valence electrons. complete valence electron shell always means the molecule is more stable. h2 is more stable then a single h.
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