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Protium is the most common isotope of hydrogen. This isotope has no neutrons, and a chemical formula of H₁.

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	Protium is the most common [[~~isotope~~\|isotope]] of [[~~hydrogen~~\|hydrogen]] ~~with~~ no [[~~neutron~~\|neutrons]] and ~~the~~ chemical formula of H<sub>1</sub>.		Protium is the most common [[Isotope\|isotope]] of [[Hydrogen\|hydrogen]]. This isotope has no [[Neutron\|neutrons]], and a chemical formula of H<sub>1</sub>.