Given the three naturally occurring isotopes of hydrogen (Protium , Deuterium , and Tritium ), what is the total number of possible distinct diatomic molecules they can form?

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Given the three naturally occurring isotopes of hydrogen (Protium $H$, Deuterium $D$, and Tritium $T$), what is the total number of possible distinct diatomic molecules they can form?

Prashant Kotian · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: 6. The possible distinct diatomic combinations are , , , , , and , making a total of distinct diatomic molecules.

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