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A. yes, hydrogen and oxygen are nonmetals.

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Covalent bonds are between two non-metals. Hydrogen and oxygen are non-metals. Hence is is, "yes, hydrogen and oxygen are nonmetals."


For the future, you might want to look at some videos to help you! :) (Tyler DeWitt is a really good chem you-tube teacher!)


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