The charge
in the nucleus of an anti-hydrogen is -1, negative, antihydrogen is an
anti-particle of hydrogen, hydrogen has a nucleus with a single proton likewise
antihydrogen has a nucleus with a single anti-proton, a proton is positively charged with a magnitude of 1 whereas an antiproton
therefore must be negatively charged with a magnitude of one, hydrogen contain
a single proton in its nucleus likewise antimatter of hydrogen contain a single
antiproton in its nucleus and therefore it must have a negative charge with a magnitude
of one. therefore the charge in the nucleus of antimatter of hydrogen is
negative with a magnitude of 1.
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