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Why does H2 react with O2?

We know $\ce{H2}$ is formed with covalent bonds (same withjust as $\ce{O2}$ is formed via covalent bonding). Hence, theythese molecules gain some stability. SoIn spite of this stability, why do they react with each other to form $\ce{H2O}$ or $\ce{H2O2}$?

Why H2 react with O2?

We know $\ce{H2}$ is formed with covalent bonds (same with $\ce{O2}$). Hence, they gain some stability. So why do they react with each other to form $\ce{H2O}$ or $\ce{H2O2}$?

Why does H2 react with O2?

We know $\ce{H2}$ is formed with covalent bonds (just as $\ce{O2}$ is formed via covalent bonding). Hence, these molecules gain some stability. In spite of this stability, why do they react with each other to form $\ce{H2O}$ or $\ce{H2O2}$?

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Why H2 reactsreact with O2?

We know H2$\ce{H2}$ is formed with convalentcovalent bonds  (same with O2) $\ce{O2}$). Hence, they gain some stability. So why doesdo they react with each other to form H2O$\ce{H2O}$ or H2O2$\ce{H2O2}$?

Why H2 reacts with O2?

We know H2 is formed with convalent bonds(same with O2) . Hence they gain some stability. So why does they react with each other to form H2O or H2O2?

Why H2 react with O2?

We know $\ce{H2}$ is formed with covalent bonds  (same with $\ce{O2}$). Hence, they gain some stability. So why do they react with each other to form $\ce{H2O}$ or $\ce{H2O2}$?

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