What causes water to have a high boiling point?(1 point)

Responses

its hydrogen bonds
its hydrogen bonds

its ability to dissolve many substances
its ability to dissolve many substances

its high specific heat capacity
its high specific heat capacity

its high surface tension

1 answer

The correct response is: its hydrogen bonds.

Water has a high boiling point primarily due to the strong hydrogen bonds that exist between its molecules. These bonds require significant energy to break, resulting in water boiling at a higher temperature compared to other substances of similar molecular weight.