What is the the result of mixing a water molecule and an oxygen molecule together?
a. they are not attracted to each other because one is polar and one is no polar.
b. they are attracted to each other because they are both polar.
c. they are not attracted to each other because water contains an ion bond.
d. they are attracted to each other because they are both nonpolar.

Well, it's easy to eliminate answers A and C, because a water molecule is H2O, and if you mix an oxygen molecule, there is a more than likely chance that it'll become H2O2, which is Hydrogen Peroxide.Now, let's do the science. I'm already assuming you know this, but water is a "polar" molecule, meaning that there is an uneven distribution of electron density. Now, an oxygen molecule is nonpolar, so the answer would be letter "D." Hope this helped