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Nucleus of Hydrogen atom consists of
Answer: C
The nucleus of an ordinary hydrogen atom is a single proton.
Protium is the only nuclide with no neutron at all. This is why the hydrogen ion \(\mathrm{H^+}\) is simply a bare proton, and why it cannot exist free in water.
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