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If hydrogen and oxygen were to chemically bond together, what kind of bond would be created

1 answer:

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Water dude lol H²0 (dont you know?) #rhymes

H²o → Hydrogen [The 2 means there are two hydrogen atoms], Oxygen = H²O

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