Physical and chemical properties of Hydrogen

Atomic Number:1
Element Symbol:H
Element Name:Hydrogen
Atomic Weight:1.00794
Group Number:1
Group Name:none
Period Number:1
Block:s-block
Ground State Configuration:1s
Ground State Level:2S1/2
Standard State:Gas
Common Valences:1
Bond Length:74.130
Atomic Radius Empirical:25
Atomic Radius Calculated:53
Covalent Radius Empirical:37
Vander Waals Radius:120
Electron Affinity:72.8
First Ionization Energy:1312.0
Pauling Electronegativity:2.20
Sanderson Electronegativity:2.59
Allred Rochow Electronegativity:2.20
Mulliken Jaffe Electronegativity:2.25
Allen Electronegativity:2.300
Molar Volume:11.42
Velocity Of Sound:1270
Refractive Index:1.000132 (gas; liquid 1.12)
Melting Point:-259.14
Boiling Point:-252.87
Critical Temperature:-240
Thermal Conductivity:0.1805
Enthalpy Of Fusion:0.558 (per mol H atoms)
Enthalpy Of Vaporization:0.452 (per mole H atoms)
Enthalpy Of Atmization:218
Most Common Oxidation Numbers:1,-1
Color:Colourless
Classification:Non-metallic
Discovered By:Henry Cavendish
Discovered At:London, England
Discovered When:1766
Origin Of Name:From the Greek words hydro and genes meaning water and generator

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Compounds that contain Hydrogen