Write the isotopes of hydrogen and specify the number of protons,electrons,and neutrons in each.
(N/A) Hydrogen has three isotopes: Protium $(_{1}^{1}H)$,Deuterium ($_{1}^{2}D$ or $_{1}^{2}H$),and Tritium ($_{1}^{3}T$ or $_{1}^{3}H$).
| Isotope | Composition $(p, e, n)$ |
|---|---|
| $Protium$ $(_{1}^{1}H)$ | $1$ proton,$1$ electron,$0$ neutron |
| $Deuterium$ $(_{1}^{2}D)$ | $1$ proton,$1$ electron,$1$ neutron |
| $Tritium$ $(_{1}^{3}T)$ | $1$ proton,$1$ electron,$2$ neutrons |
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