Question

Water exhibits hydrogen bonding. Which option describes what this indicates about water?(1 point)
Responses

Water will generally require more energy for a phase change compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.
Water will generally require more energy for a phase change compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.

Water will generally have a lower boiling point compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.
Water will generally have a lower boiling point compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.

Water will generally have a lower melting point compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.
Water will generally have a lower melting point compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.

Water will generally require less energy for a phase change compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.

Answer 1

Water will generally require more energy for a phase change compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds.

Explanation: Hydrogen bonds are strong intermolecular attractions, so more energy is needed to overcome them (raising melting and boiling points, and increasing heat of vaporization/fusion).