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A water molecule is made of two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom.

The hydrogen atoms are smaller than the oxygen atom.

They are bonded together by covalent bonds in a 'bent' shape (like a shallow 'v') with the oxygen in the middle, at the point.

The 'v' shape is because the oxygen atom has two pairs of unbonded electrons on, and they push the bonds further round the atom.

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The shape is often depicted as resmbling a Mickey Mouse head, with two hydrgen atoms bonded at an angle to an oxygen atom.

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