In a molecule of water, how many electrons are shared between each hydrogen atom and an oxygen atom?
One
Two
Four

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anonymous · Answer

Hydrogen, the only element in the first row besides Helium, fulfills the “octet rule” by sharing two electrons only. Two hydrogen atoms form a covalent bond to make a hydrogen molecule.

anonymous · Answer

i think it is Two or Four

anonymous · Answer

what do you think the answer is now?

anonymous · Answer

i think it is four but i am not sure

anonymous · Answer

carefully read the 1st sentence I posted above it will tell you how many electrons....

anonymous · Answer

I would with the answer "two"....

anonymous · Answer

so my other choos is right

anonymous · Answer

if you said "two" first, then yes, you're correct :)

anonymous · Answer

I hope that helped you..... :)

anonymous · Answer

thanks for the medal :) 
here's one for understanding your question :)

anonymous · Answer

why yes you did help