What is the compound of hydrogen and deuterium and tritium?

Answer 1

Hydrogen, deuterium, and tritium are all isotopes of hydrogen. Each has one proton. Hydrogen has no neutrons, deuterium has one neutron, and tritium has two neutrons. It is not a compound - it is an element.

Answer 2

yes:

• THO - tritiated hydrogen oxide
• T2O - tritium oxide
• TH3C - tritiated methane
• T2H2C - ditritated methane
• T3HC - tritritated methane
• T4C - quadtrited methane
• THSO4 - tritiated sulfuric acid
• T2SO4 - ditritiated sulfuric acid
• TH5C6 - tritiated benzine
• T6C6 - hextritiated benzine
• etc.

Answer 3

Both are isotopes of hydrogen, and as such their chemical properties, as well as most of their physical ones, can be found in the entry for hydrogen and in most other sources of information concerning the element. See the related links for more details on both.

Answer 4

The compound formed by hydrogen and deuterium is called heavy water (D₂O). Tritium can form a compound with hydrogen to create tritiated water (T₂O).

Answer 5

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