H2O is hydride of oxygen or oxide of hydrogen give reason to your answer?
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Formaly water is an oxide (because oxygen is more electronegative element) but often is more expedient to consider water as hydride in the same manner as methane or ammonia. Hydrogen halides are also usually considered as hydrides.
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what is electronegative
It means that the element get more ions of -ve charge electricaly.
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Tge answer is it is oxide of hydrogen because oxygen is more electronegative element .
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