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Physically mixing Hydrogen and Oxygen gases does not magically produce water because water is produced via chemical reactions. Water cannot be practically produced from Hydrogen and Oxygen for many reasons.

A hypothetical balanced equation for water would be 2(H2) + O2 => 2(H2O)

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