Asked by AYDXN
Which of the following molecules shows two atoms of hydrogen (H)?
(1 point)
0H02
02H2O
OH2S04
O 2CHA
(1 point)
0H02
02H2O
OH2S04
O 2CHA
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The molecule that shows two atoms of hydrogen (H) is **H₂O** (commonly represented as 2H₂O or simply H₂O, which stands for water).
None of the provided options are correctly formatted; however, if it's implied that "02H2O" is referring to H₂O, that would be the correct molecule. For clarity:
- 0H02: Incorrect format; does not represent a valid compound.
- 02H2O: If interpreted as H₂O, this represents water, which has two hydrogen atoms.
- OH2S04: Incorrect format and does not indicate two hydrogen atoms.
- O 2CHA: Does not represent a valid compound.
So the correct answer, based on the assumption that "02H2O" means H₂O, is **H₂O**.
None of the provided options are correctly formatted; however, if it's implied that "02H2O" is referring to H₂O, that would be the correct molecule. For clarity:
- 0H02: Incorrect format; does not represent a valid compound.
- 02H2O: If interpreted as H₂O, this represents water, which has two hydrogen atoms.
- OH2S04: Incorrect format and does not indicate two hydrogen atoms.
- O 2CHA: Does not represent a valid compound.
So the correct answer, based on the assumption that "02H2O" means H₂O, is **H₂O**.