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H2O (Posted on 2002-11-13) Difficulty: 3 of 5
If hydrogen (H) is combustible and oxygen (O) is combustible, why does water (H2O) water not explode?

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I Dunno | Comment 6 of 15 |
Actually i might. use a simple equation. wrong+wrong=right. if you mix the two Combustables together they cancel eachother out.

  Posted by Matthew Bobbins on 2002-12-02 07:54:51
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