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What does flame do to the separated Hydrogen and Oxygen that made up the water?
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What does flame do to the separated Hydrogen and Oxygen that made up the water?

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We use a process called electrolysis to break apart water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. Meaning electrolysis use an electrical current to split the molecule apart
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