Can hydrogen and oxygen be produced simultaneously in a chemical reaction RT, please give a brief explanation,

Can hydrogen and oxygen be produced simultaneously in a chemical reaction RT, please give a brief explanation,

Yes, this is the example given in the ninth-grade textbook:
Electrolytic water:
Water generates hydrogen and oxygen when energized
2H2O=2H2+O2
Note: Above the equals sign, write "Energized" This is the reaction condition. The volume ratio of hydrogen to oxygen produced is 2:1).

Yes, this is an example from the ninth-grade textbook:
Electrolytic water:
Water generates hydrogen and oxygen when energized
2H2O=2H2+O2
Note: Above the equals sign, write "Energized" This is the reaction condition. The volume ratio of hydrogen to oxygen produced is 2:1).

Hydrogen plus oxygen ignites the essence of the chemical reaction to produce water.

Hydrogen and oxygen molecules are decomposed into hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms
O+H+H==H2O

Hydrogen and oxygen molecules are decomposed into hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms.
O+H+H==H2O