Are oxygen and hydrogen made from the same kind of atom?

Answer 1

Oxygen and hydrogen are two different elements, and have their own specific atomic structure. If they were made of the same atoms, they'd be the same elements (which they are not) and have the same name (which they don't).

Answer 2

Yes, hydrogen and oxygen atoms are definitely different. Technically, a hydrogen atom is merely a proton since it is only made up of 1 proton and 1 electron. Oxygen is in group six while hydrogen is in group 1. Oxygen also has 8 electrons on it's energy levels in total. Hydrogen may have a total of 1 electron. Both are gases, but oxygen is a nonmetal and hydrogen can act as both a metal and a nonmetal.

side note: You may want to keep in mind that hydrogen is technically not in group one, and has it's own separate place on the Periodic Table. Hydrogen is put into group one since it has only 1 valence electron.

Answer 3

No these are different atoms. They are mad of the same kinds of subatomic particles (neutrons, protons and electrons).

The protons and neutrons are made up of the same kinds of quarks.

Answer 4

Yes all atoms are made from protons and neutrons which are charged buckeyballs.

Answer 5

Yes, hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms are very different.

Answer 6

The molecule of oxygen is made from two identical atoms.

Answer 7

No, oxygen and hydrogen are made of different kinds of atoms. Oxygen is made of oxygen atoms, while hydrogen is made of hydrogen atoms.

Answer 8

no they dont

Answer 9

no they dont