@toon @gigabecquerel Nope. One oxygen. Two hydrogen.

@toon @gigabecquerel Only if you find extremely rare univalent oxygen... it's known as fluorine, and I strongly recommend against drinking or even touching such water. :)

@toon @gigabecquerel #H2O - one oxygen, two hydrogen atoms

@toon @gigabecquerel in a H₂O molecule?

@toon @gigabecquerel There is exactly one oxygene atom connected to two hydrogen atoms, that's why it is called H2O.