Hydrogen and oxygen come pouring out it drips and it dribbles and it comes from a spout

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Hydrogen and oxygen are elements that form the compound known as water.

Water comes pouring out, it drips, it dribbles, and it comes from a spout.

Water

Step-by-step explanation:

Most of the water in our world is a combination of "ordinary" hydrogen atoms with "ordinary" oxygen atoms, but there are actually three different istopes (atomic varieties) of hydrogen and each of those can combine with oxygen to give a different kind of water.

If deuterium (hydrogen whose atoms contain one neutron and one proton instead of just one proton by itself) combines with oxygen, we get something called heavy water, which is about 10% heavier than normal water.

Similarly, tritium (hydrogen with two neutrons and one proton) can combine with oxygen to make something called super heavy water.

Water comes pouring out it drips and it dribbles and it comes from a spout.

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