Which word equation represents the reaction that produces water from the hydrogen and oxygen?

Answer 1

Water, being an incredibly common and versatile compound, can form from several different reactions.

In organic chemistry, water is the product along with carbon dioxide in the combustion of a hydrocarbon.

In acid-base reactions (or neutralization reactions), water is formed along with a salt.

**Water can form in redox (reduction/oxidation) reactions with hydroxide and a hydrogen cation (or alternatively hydronium).**

In control laboratory settings, water can be synthesized with the high energy collision of oxygen and hydrogen diatomic molecules.

The simplest chemical equation would be:

H++OH- --> H2O (The reaction starred above)

Answer 2

Two hydrogen molecules plus one oxygen molecule yields two molecules of dihydrogen monoxide. However, this reaction would not proceed without a catalyst or energy input because elemental hydrogen and elemental oxygen are quite stable and extremely unlikely to react.

Answer 3

Hydrogen + oxygen ----> hydrogen oxide (water)

Answer 4

2Na + 2H2O --> 2NaOH + H2

Sodium and water react (violently) to produce Sodium hydroxide and Hydrogen gas.

Answer 5

H2O(l)

H2(g) + (1 and 1/2 moles) O2(g) ---> H20(l)

Answer 6

The word equation for the reaction producing water from hydrogen and oxygen is: hydrogen + oxygen → water.

Answer 7

H = Hydrogen

O = Oxygen

H2O

Answer 8

H2o+o2=h2o