How the properties of hydrogen and oxygen are different from water?

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Hydrogen is combustible and oxygen supports combustion. Water, on the other hand, is neither combustible nor a supporter of combution-rather if it is used to put out a fire. So there is no resemblance in properties between hydrogen and oxygen, each of which differs from water.

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