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One oxygen and two hydrogen nuclei fuse to form water, H2O. If, instead, one oxygen and...

One oxygen and two hydrogen nuclei fuse to form water, H2O. If, instead, one
oxygen and one hydrogen nuclei fuse, what results? While water is safe to drink,
is this other result safe to drink
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When molecular H2 and O2 combines and are reacting together , energy is released and they can either form

Water or Hydrogen peroxide which is H202

that is same number of hydrogen and oxygen

First of all that won't be water it would be all together different molecule

If under normal conditions

Water is the major product but if under special circumstances you are forming H202

Then let me tell it's properties it is a very pale blue liquid which is colourless when dilute it is also a weak acid

Food grade H2O2 is safe to use in minimal amounts . But it can be toxic and poisonous if it comes in contact with eyes....

Also you should not drink it

If you still have any doubts ask in comments
Also stay safe and have a bright future

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