noun
- Plural of hydrogen; the lightest chemical element with atomic number 1, occurring as a colorless, odorless gas.
Usage: Usually used in scientific or technical contexts.; Can refer to multiple atoms or molecules of hydrogen.
Examples
- Water molecules contain two hydrogens bonded to one oxygen atom.
- The sun fuses hydrogens into helium through nuclear reactions.
- Scientists studied different isotopes of hydrogens in the laboratory.
- Hydrogens are the most abundant element in the universe.
- The fuel cell converts hydrogens and oxygen into electricity and water.