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The three atoms in a water molecule are held together by oxygen bonds, covalent bond, surface tension, hydrogen bonds,
or gravity.
I think it's covalent bonds. Am I right?
Water molecules, even inflowing water, can link together by hydrogen bonds, covalent bonds, ionic bonds, super glue, or none of the above.
I think it's hydrogen bonds. Am I right? Thank you
The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen in H2O are covalent bonds.
The bonds between hydrogen and the oxygens of other H2O molecules are hydrogen bonds.
The three atoms in a water molecule are held together by oxygen bonds, covalent bond, surface tension, hydrogen bonds,
or gravity.
I think it's covalent bonds. Am I right?
Water molecules, even inflowing water, can link together by hydrogen bonds, covalent bonds, ionic bonds, super glue, or none of the above.
I think it's hydrogen bonds. Am I right? Thank you
The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen in H2O are covalent bonds.
The bonds between hydrogen and the oxygens of other H2O molecules are hydrogen bonds.
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