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How is hydrogen similar to the elements below it? How is it different from them?
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How is hydrogen similar to the elements below it? How is it different from them?

User Farhan Siddiqui
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hydrogen is the most common element in the universe. Second to helium. Water, which in theory is a requirement for life, is two parts hydrogen. So I guess you could say hydrogen is the most diverse element in the galaxy, and the most important.
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