Which fundamental particle is not present in a hydrogen atom?

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Solution

A hydrogen atom is represented as ${}_{1}H^{1}$ .
The atomic number of hydrogen=number of electrons in neutral atom=1.
The Mass number of hydrogen=number of proton=1.
Hence, Neutron subatomic particle is not present in a hydrogen atom.

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