Assertion: deuterium's proton | /r/HasProperty | neutron
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text: The deuterium atom (whether bonded or ionized) is a heavier isotope of hydrogen, having (in each atom, in addition to its single proton) a neutron that (very nearly) doubles the atomic mass of the atom compared to the vastly more common protium (1H) isotope.
text: Deuterium has one proton and one neutron while the more common isotope of hydrogen (Protium) has only a single proton (no neutron).
text: Your body uses plain hydrogen (one proton, one electron) in many different chemical reactions.
text: As the soup cooled slightly, deuterium nuclei then paired to become helium (two protons, two neutrons), while single protons lived on as isolated hydrogen nuclei.
text: Deuterium is a heavier isotope of hydrogen which has, in addition to its one proton, a neutron that roughly doubles the mass of the hydrogen atom.
text: Deuterium is a heavier isotope of hydrogen which has, in addition to its one proton, a neutron that roughly doubles the mass of the hydrogen atom.