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Which statement is true about the properties of water, hydrogen, and oxygen? A) Water has the exact same properties as both oxygen and hydrogen. B)Water has the same properties as hydrogen, but not oxygen.
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Which statement is true about the properties of water, hydrogen, and oxygen?

A) Water has the exact same properties as both oxygen and hydrogen.
B)Water has the same properties as hydrogen, but not oxygen.
C)Water has the same properties as oxygen, but not hydrogen.
D)Water has completely different properties than hydrogen and oxygen

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The answer is D for sure if you double check you’ll know your welcome
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I am pretty sure it’s D
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