What is two atoms that bond with oxygen atom to form a water molecule?

Answer 1

The oxygen atom has 6 electrons in its outer shell, while the oxygen atom has 1 electron. The two hydrogen atoms share their electron with the oxygen atom, when this happens, the oxygen atom becomes a negative charge, while the hydrogen becomes positive charged. Opposite charges attract, thus a molecule of water is formed.

Answer 2

A water molecule contains one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms. These atoms are bound together by shared electrons. The natural water molecule has a 'V' shape; in electrical terms, it is polar, meaning that one side of the molecule carries a negative charge (the oxygen atom) and the other side carries a positive charge (the hydrogen atoms). In this way, a water molecule is somewhat like a magnet. Because of the natural polarity, water molecules attract one another and stick together, forming hydrogen bonds.

Answer 3

The chemical symbol for water is H2O. H is hydrogen and O is oxygen. So in water there are 2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

Answer 4

Two hydrogen atoms share electrons with the same oxygen atom to form a molecule of water, hence it is a molecular compound.

Answer 5

Two hydrogen atoms bond with one oxygen atom to form a water molecule.

Answer 6

YOU can't. It has to happen in nature.

Answer 7

hydrogen