Question

Which of the following is true about water (H2O)?
A. During formation, each H atom gains an electron, and the O atom loses electrons.
B. During formation the H atom loses an electron, and the O atom gains electrons.
C. Water is a compound of a covalent bond.
D. Water is a homogeneous mixture.

Answer 1

it covers 71% of the surface of the earth :D

Answer 2

thats option E

Answer 3

jks jks

Answer 4

water is not an ionic compound so

Answer 5

H2O is covalent.

Answer 6

"Oxygen is more electronegative than Hydrogen so it attaracts the electrons in the covalent bond towards itself and so becomes slightly negative. The hydrogen becomes equally and oppositely positively charged due to the rearrangement of the electrons. It is therefore polar. It can be considered both covalent and ionic because the negative Oxygen is attracted to the positive Hydrogen ionically."

Answer 7

thus the answer is.........................................

Answer 8

@Nix13

Answer 9

C. Water is a compound of a covalent bond.

Answer 10

cool-cool?

Answer 11

Sup praetty!
Ya, @PRAETORIAN.10 is correct.

Answer 12

like a Baws

Answer 13

Lol!

Answer 14

so kidneys and stuff