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Which is the smallest particle into which water (H2O) in a glass can be broken down and still remain water?
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Which is the smallest particle into which water (H2O) in a glass can be broken down and still remain water?

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i think it is hydrogen but i might not be right 
User Dominik Sajovic
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It's oxygen bc there's only 1 atom of it in a water molecule
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