When water freezes, this bonding occurs on repeat, ultimately forming a hexagonal structure due to the angle between hydrogens and oxygen within each molecule.
According to Pierre Ferragou of New Street Research, a firm of analysts, the Dutch company controls three quarters of the market for high-precision bonding.
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They're easier to pluck off and maybe share with other atoms. Or maybe to give to other atoms, and we'll talk a lot about that when we talk about bonding.
And with it’s super-strong bonds, solid metallic hydrogen would also be a great way to store energy, which would make it a better rocket fuel than the fuels we use now, like liquid hydrogen and oxygen.