Hydrogen is a gas and oxygen is a gas. How is it that when they chemically combine to form a compound, water, the properties are different?

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Answer:

h20

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bcz when they react with each other 1 atom of hydrogen react with 2 atom of oxygen from which h20(water) is formed

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