What is the chemical formula for hydrogen hydroxide?

Answer 1

Hydrogen hydroxide (H-OH), alternately known as oxygen dihydride (H2O), is a common stable molecule made from two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. Its structural formula is often represented as H2O, H-O-H, or HOH.

Answer 2

Hydrogen hydroxide is water. Otherwise known as dihydrogen monoxide. The use of scientific names for water has been used in many spoofs to fool gullible people into thinking its some dangerous substance or pollutant. Quite funny. The term hydrogen hydroxide comes from looking at a water molecule as the pairing of H+ + OH- ions. Water does dissociate like this. Also, dihydrogen monoxide is from the H2O molecular formula where there are 2 hydrogen atoms, the "di" hydrogen, and 1 oxygen atom, the "mon(o)" oxide, in the molecule.

Answer 3

Hydroxides are chemical compounds containing one atom each of oxygen and hydrogen bonded together and functioning as a negatively charged ion OH-. The positively charged part of the compound is usually the ion of a metal.

Answer 4

Hydrogen hydroxide is another term for water, which has a chemical formula of H2O.