Ko te pūmotu māmā rawa atu. Kotahi anake te iraoho o te ngota hauwai, kotahi anō te irahiko. Kāore ōna iramoe. Ka hua ake te hauwai rehu i te hononga o ētahi ngota hauwai e rua, ko te H2 tōna tohu. He kōataata, kāore hoki he kakara. He tino ngingiha te hauwai, he pahū anō hoki. Ina tauhohe me te hāora he nui te wera ka puta, me te wai (H2O) anō hoki. Arā:
2H2 + O2 → 2H2O + wera
The lightest of all of the elements. A hydrogen atom contains only one proton, one electron and does not have any neutrons. The gas consists of two hydrogen atoms bonded together, giving the symbol H2. It is transparent and odourless. Hydrogen is very combustible and explosive. When combined with oxygen, a large amount of heat is produced along with water (H2O). The chemical equation is:
2H2 + O2 → 2H2O + wera
hau (haurehu) - gas
wai - water
haitorana (kupu mino)
He aha te tau iraoho o te hauwai?
Hoahoatia te hono mai o ngā ngota hauwai e rua.
He tino hahaka te pae koropupū o te hauwai – ko te 259° tōraro (–259°)