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What is the difference between ionised hydrogen atom and ionised hydrogen molecule

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Dear student,
ionised hydrogen atom is H+ , it result when a H atom loses its electron.
& ionised hydrogen molecule is H⁺². It is composed of two proton and on electron.

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