Examples of 'hydrogens' in a sentence
Meaning of "hydrogens"
Hydrogen is a noun that denotes a chemical element with the symbol 'H' and atomic number 1, commonly found in compounds like water
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- plural of hydrogen
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I only have two hydrogens in the water.
The hydrogens are either bonded to carbons or oxygens.
So we say that these hydrogens have been oxidized.
It gains these electrons and these hydrogens.
Some of the hydrogens got stripped off of it.
There are also three pairs of eclipsed hydrogens.
It has two hydrogens that it hogs from.
All of these carbons have hydrogens on them.
It pumps the hydrogens to the outer compartment.
In which one or more of the hydrogens in ammonia.
Three hydrogens bonded to each of these guys.
They each have two hydrogens on them.
Draw two hydrogens attached to every carbon.
It has bonded to two hydrogens over there.
All bonds of carbon atoms are occupied by hydrogens.
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Each of the four hydrogens lost an electron.
This carbon only bonds to three hydrogens.
This had the hydrogens over here.
And hydrogens and oxygen definitely gained hydrogens.
This one does two hydrogens and one carbon.
Hydrogens are omitted in the third example for clarity.
And then these hydrogens right down here.
Now let me move to the hydrogens.
It has three hydrogens off of it implicitly there.
So each molecule has two hydrogens in it.
Balance the hydrogens by adding protons here.
They each have two hydrogens.
Balance the hydrogens by adding some protons.
They both are bonded to the same number of hydrogens.
I have six hydrogens on both sides of the equation.
So let me draw the hydrogens here.
The two hydrogens need to be deleted.
Then you have your hydrogens.
The back hydrogens are eclipsed by the front ones.
Let us make the green circles the hydrogens.
Two hydrogens and one oxygen.
Allowed configurations of hydrogens for this oxygen atom.
The hydrogens are not even drawn.
They are all the same hydrogens.
There is two hydrogens over here.
They both are attached to some hydrogens.
Carbons and the hydrogens are implicit.
So that one can not lose any hydrogens.
The nine hydrogens are depicted in the righthand structure.
So let me just draw all of the hydrogens here.
Still have hydrogens on each carbon.
I have drawn a couple of more hydrogens.
Because the hydrogens are what we call implied hydrogens.
A methyl group is one carbon and three hydrogens.
I have six hydrogens here.
