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True or false?
Hydrogen bonds between water molecules are comparable in strength to hydrogen-carbon covalent bonds?
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Answered by DrBob222
No. Hydrogen bonds (those between molecules as opposed to those withing the same molecule) are about 1/20 as strong as the covalent bonds.
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