Originally posted by DA Morgan:
What you wrote is incorrect. And trying to say you were talking about something else, for example, are two hydrogen atoms bound together as H2 less strongly than two lead atoms due to their weight or mass is just digging a deeper hole.
the atoms of hydrogen have a single electron that inhabits a single shell. when excited it moves to a second shell. excite it much more and the electon leaves the shell atom completely (ionization). that shells is most stable when there are two electrons in it. 2 hydrogen can share a pair of electrons making them both stable, leaving the nucleuses with only one shell between them. that is different than the bonds of a solid vs gas or liquid.
if your going to discuss apples when the discussion is about banannas your likely to get caught by a slippery a' peel
