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WIFI
@ Jay Jay - Nope
That’s NeO 
H2O = water ?
That won’t work very long …
unless it’s wireless 
@ PiWi - Wrong
@ Justin - I can’t remember there is an element called Bt - but how about some Bluetooth ?
@ PiWi - Molecules…what does O + H ==
@ Justin - hydrogen peroxide
Lots of heat!
@ munderhill - No, Hydrogen Perioxide is H202…
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A very caustic substance that can eat you from the inside out, or water…
Chemistry 101… :
how about : Hydroxide
@ Jay Jay - Cheat… but correct 
Hydrogen + Oxygen = Hydrogen + Oxygen
Hydrogen + Oxygen + Heat= Water + Oxygen + Heat + Light + Noise (most likely reaction)
Incorrect, water = H2O
Hydrogen Peroxide = H2O2
Hydrogen + Oxygen is technically just HO 
Naming rules include prefixes, like ‘di’ – Dihydrogen Monoxide (water). But for 1 molecule of Hydrogen and 1 Oxygen, the proper format is to exclude it I believe, so instead of Hydrogen Monoxide, I think the correct term is as stated previously, “Hydroxide”. Hydroxide is a real chemical compound.