Assertion: heavy water's hydrogen | /r/HasAspect | one proton
Facets:
value: in its most common form
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Deuterium is chemically identical to Hydrogen, except where Hydrogen has One Proton and One Electron, deuterium has one proton, one NEUTRON, and one electron.
text: Deuterium is chemically identical to Hydrogen, except where Hydrogen has One Proton and One Electron, deuterium has one proton, one NEUTRON, and one electron.
text: Unlike ordinary hydrogen, which has no neutron and a proton in its most common form, deuterium has a neutron at its center.
text: Normal hydrogen has one proton, one electron, and NO neutrons.
text: Unlike ordinary hydrogen, which has no neutron and a proton in its most common form, deuterium has a neutron at its center.
text: The heavy water in a heavy water reactor is water where many of the regular hydrogen atoms (one proton and one electron) are replaced by heavy hydrogen (or deuterium) which has one proton, one electron, and one neutron.
text: Normal hydrogen has one proton, one electron, and NO neutrons.
text: The heavy water in a heavy water reactor is water where many of the regular hydrogen atoms (one proton and one electron) are replaced by heavy hydrogen (or deuterium) which has one proton, one electron, and one neutron.
text: Normal hydrogen has one proton, one electron, and NO neutrons.
text: The heavy water in a heavy water reactor is water where many of the regular hydrogen atoms (one proton and one electron) are replaced by heavy hydrogen (or deuterium) which has one proton, one electron, and one neutron.
text: Deuterium is a stable but rare isotope of hydrogen containing one neutron and one proton in its nucleus (common hydrogen has only a proton).