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How many hydrogen ATOMS are needed to produce 2 water (H2O) molecules? HINT: ATOMS not molecules
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How many hydrogen ATOMS are needed to produce 2 water (H2O) molecules? HINT: ATOMS not molecules

How many hydrogen ATOMS are needed to produce 2 water (H2O) molecules? HINT: ATOMS-example-1
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Eat your water and the answer will come to you in the shower
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Answer:

Just 4...

Step-by-step explanation:

There are 2 hydrogen atoms in 1 water molecule, so in 2 water molecules would have 4 hydrogen atoms.

*booyah*

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