Explore metallic bonding and isotopes with this latest research looking at metallic hydrogen
Metallic hydrogen and deuterium hold great promise for new superconductors and they could also be used to make powerful rocket fuel. Find out why a team of French scientists believe they have detected metallic forms of both hydrogen and deuterium. Then download this story and the accompanying summary slide to give 14–16 students a new science context when studying isotopes, metallic bonding and covalent bonding.
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