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The H2 molecule is not usually considered a hydride; that term is usually restricted to compounds of hydrogen with at least one element that is less electronegative than hydrogen itself.

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No, the hydrogen molecule (H2) is not considered a hydride. Hydrides typically refer to compounds where hydrogen is in a negative oxidation state, such as lithium hydride (LiH) or sodium hydride (NaH). Hydrogen molecules are composed of two hydrogen atoms bonded together sharing electrons.

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Q: Is the Hydrogen molecule 'H2' a hydride?
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