Properties of water molecule differ from that of hydrogen and oxygen atoms.

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Q. Water is formed by the chemical combination of hydrogen and oxygen.
A molecule of water consists of 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen, combined chemically. Figure 1 represents the molecules in liquid water (black – oxygen atom; gray – hydrogen atom).

Which of the following represents water molecules after liquid water is vaporized on boiling?

(a)

(b)

(c)

Q. Fill in the blanks.
H₂O is the _______________ of water. It also represents _______________ molecule of water. There are ________________ atoms of hydrogen and _______________ atom of oxygen in H₂O. 2H₂O represents _________________ molecules of water. There are _____________ atoms of hydrogen and _______________ atoms of oxygen in 2H₂O.

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

Statement 1 (S1): Water is made up of two different types of atoms, which are oxygen and hydrogen.
Statement 2 (S2): Atoms combine chemically to form molecules.

Q. A molecule of water is made up of
(a) atoms of water.
(b) atoms of hydrogen.
(c) atoms of oxygen.
(d) atoms of hydrogen and oxygen.

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