Why is water in the gaseous state called water vapour, but Oxygen called gas??
Answers
Answered by
3
because water vapour also contains hydrogen and oxygen
mark me as brainliest please
Answered by
2
Explanation:
WATER FORMS A LIQUID INSTEAD OF GASBECAUSE OXYGEN HAS MORE ELECTRONEGATIVE THAN THE SURROUNDING ELEMENTS ,WITH THE EXCEPTION FLOURINE.
OXYGEN ATTRACTS MUCH MORE ELECTRONS THAN HYDROGEN RESULTING HYDROGEN HAS ONLY POSITIVE CHARGE AND HAS BOTH POSITIVELY AND NEGATIVELY CHARGES.
Similar questions