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Water Molecule
Age 10 · Science
Atoms join in set combinations to make molecules. Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom join to form one water molecule.
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In the picture
- Large central sphere: an oxygen atom
- Upper-left small sphere: a hydrogen atom
- Lower-right small sphere: a hydrogen atom
Examples
- A water molecule in a raindrop.
- A water molecule in a glass of drinking water.
Key takeaways
- A water molecule is made of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.
- Atoms link in specific combinations to make molecules.
Quiz: Water Molecule (Age 10)
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What is a water molecule made of?
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According to the card, how do atoms make molecules?
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What do two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom join to form?
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