Theösszhidrogénta

Theösszhidrogénta is a theoretical concept in speculative chemistry, referring to a hypothetical molecule composed of a very long chain of hydrogen atoms linked together. While hydrogen typically exists as diatomic molecules (H2) or in metallic forms under extreme pressure, theösszhidrogénta postulates a stable, linear arrangement of many hydrogen atoms bonded covalently in a chain. This structure is considered highly improbable under standard conditions due to the electronic repulsion between closely packed hydrogen atoms and the inherent instability of long polyhydrogen chains.

The idea of a "hydrogen chain" or "polyhydrogen" has been explored in theoretical physics and chemistry, particularly in the context of high-pressure research where novel forms of hydrogen are believed to exist. However, the specific arrangement envisioned in theösszhidrogénta, with a distinct linear, chain-like structure of individual hydrogen atoms, remains firmly in the realm of conjecture. No experimental evidence currently supports the existence or synthesis of such a molecule. Researchers in this field focus more on metallic hydrogen and other high-pressure phases rather than the formation of long, stable covalent hydrogen chains. The challenges in stabilizing such a structure are significant, including overcoming the tendency of hydrogen atoms to form weaker, less ordered bonds or to revert to simpler molecular forms.