study figure 13 and answer these questions.
each hydrogen atom contains protons.
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study figure 13 and answer these questions.
each hydrogen atom contains protons.
each oxygen atom contains neutrons.
electron(s) is (are) needed to complete hydrogen's outer shell.
electron pair(s) is (are) being shared between the hydrogen atoms and the bonded oxygen.
bond(s) exist(s) between the hydrogen and the oxygen atom.
there are electrons are in oxygen's outer orbit.
the orbit of oxygen has two electrons.
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