[conservlib]

Debate this; one molecule of Hydrogen + one molecule of Oxygen will ALWAYS form water!

[jwalsh07]

That would violate the Conservation of Matter. You better get two molecues of hydrogen.

[jwalsh07]

That would violate the Conservation of Matter. You better get two molecules of hydrogen.

[js1138]

Debate this; one molecule of Hydrogen + one molecule of Oxygen will ALWAYS form water!

That, and 1⁷²⁰ is a really big number.

[P-Marlowe]

Debate this; one molecule of Hydrogen + one molecule of Oxygen will ALWAYS form water!

You are wrong. 100% wrong. Call a chemist.

If you mix one molecule of Hydrogen H₂ with one molecule of oxygen O₂ you will ALWAYS get HYDROGEN PEROXIDE H₂O₂, not water. Hydrogen peroxide is nothing like water.

In order to get water you have to mix one molecule of hydrogen with 1/2 of a molecule of oxygen. IOW you need two molecules of hydrogen for every molecule of ogygen to get water.

Now go back to chemistry class. Either that or have a scotch and hydrogen peroxide and chill out.