Hydrogen model, would you use one or two balls to represent the proton and the nucleus?

Question

Would you use only one ball to represent the nucleus and the proton, or two balls to represent them?

Answer 1

There are three isotopes of Hydrogen.
1..Hydrogen One Ball
2..Deutrium Two Balls One Red and One Black
3 ..Tritium Three Balls One Red and two Blacks

Red Ball Stands for Proton and Black for Neutron.

Answer 2

Hydrogen always has 1 and only 1 proton.

if you have standard old everyday hydrogen, then you have 1 proton and no neutrons and should only use 1 ball

if you want to demonstrate deuterium, which is also a form of hydrogen, that has 1 proton and 1 neutron in the nucleus. use two balls of different colors.

if you want to show tritium, another isotope of hydrogen, that has 1 proton and 2 neutrons in the nucleus. use two balls of one color and one ball of another color.

Answer 3

The nucleus of Hydrogen, contains one ball , the proton. It does not have a neutron . Helium has two balls in its nucleus , a proton and a neutron.

Answer 4

One ball