In which reaction are the atoms of elements rearranged? A. A neutron fuses with hydrogen-1 to form hydrogen-2.
B. Uranium-235 breaks apart into cesium, rubidium, and two
neutrons.
C. A neutron fuses with uranium-238 to form uranium-239.
D. Hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water.

D. Hydrogen combines with oxygen to form water.

Explanation:

Hydrogen combining with oxygen to form water is a typical example of chemical reaction.

During a chemical reaction, atoms of elements are rearranged. Most chemical reactions obey the law of conservation of mass which states that "matter is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction but atoms are simply rearranged".

The other choices given are nuclear reactions. In such reactions, atoms are not rearranged but are simply destroyed and made in the process.

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explanation:

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