why we cannot prepare water in laboratory
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because combination of hydrogen and oxygen atoms is accompanied by release of tremendous amount of energy.
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o combination ofydrogen and oxygen atoms is accompanied by release of tremendous amount of energy.
Hydrogen, being the simplest element in the world, consists of only 1 electron in its orbit. Oxygen on the other hand, has 6 electrons in its outermost orbit, 2 short of a completely filled outermost shell. There is an energy barrier which has to be overcome to bring these two elements together.
Also hydrogen is a highly flammable gas and oxygen supports combustion that is why water cannot be produced in laboratory.
Hydrogen, being the simplest element in the world, consists of only 1 electron in its orbit. Oxygen on the other hand, has 6 electrons in its outermost orbit, 2 short of a completely filled outermost shell. There is an energy barrier which has to be overcome to bring these two elements together.
Also hydrogen is a highly flammable gas and oxygen supports combustion that is why water cannot be produced in laboratory.
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