Explain the formation of water from hydrogen and oxygen.

Water is formed by the reaction of hydrogen with nitrogen.

Water is formed by the reaction of hydrogen with oxygen.

Water is formed by the reaction of oxygen with carbon dioxide.

Water is formed by the reaction of oxygen with sulfur.

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