What atoms are in water?

Answer 1

Water is also known as H2O, the H stands for the atom, Hydrogen, and the 2 that comes after it means that there are two Hydrogen atoms in the water, the O stands for Oxygen, but since there is no number after it that means that there is only one Oxygen atom in water.

Answer 2

Each water molecule is composed of one oxygen atoms and two hydrogen atoms, which is why it's called " H2-O. " They form single covalent bonds ( H-O-H ) and water is considered a polar molecule, because of its slight charge.

Answer 3

Water is also known as H2O, the H stands for the atom, Hydrogen, and the 2 that comes after it means that there are two Hydrogen atoms in the water, the O stands for Oxygen, but since there is no number after it that means that there is only one Oxygen atom in water.

Answer 4

One hydrogen molecule and an oxygen atom make up pure water (H2O).

Answer 5

In the water molecule there are 2 hydrogen atoms to every 1 oxygen atom. (H2O)

Answer 6

Water molecules are made up of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen, chemically represented as H2O.