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Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding water? A. The properties of water are due to hydrogen bonding between individual water molecules B. Water is densest at 4 degrees C C. The properties of water are so unique that the presence of this molecule is thought to have been essential to the evolution of life D. Water is a polar molecule that is found in all living organisms E. All of the statements are true about water

          Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding water?
A. The properties of water are due to hydrogen bonding between individual
water molecules
B. Water is densest at 4 degrees C
C. The properties of water are so unique that the presence of this molecule is
thought to have been essential to the evolution of life
D. Water is a polar molecule that is found in all living organisms
E. All of the statements are true about water
        
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Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding water?
A. The properties of water are due to hydrogen bonding between individual
water molecules
B. Water is densest at 4 degrees C
C. The properties of water are so unique that the presence of this molecule is
thought to have been essential to the evolution of life
D. Water is a polar molecule that is found in all living organisms
E. All of the statements are true about water

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Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding water? A. The properties of water are due to hydrogen bonding between individual water molecules B. Water is densest at 4 degrees C C. The properties of water are so unique that the presence of this molecule is thought to have been essential to the evolution of life D. Water is a polar molecule that is found in all living organisms E. All of the statements are true about water
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00:01 Hello students, in water molecule oxygen is more electronegative is more electronegative than hydrogen atom than hydrogen atom because oxygen has two lone pair of electron due to the presence of two lane pair of electrons.
00:31 Water is polar in nature and water molecule attract other molecule and a water molecule one water molecule attract other water molecule due to the presence of opposite charge and this is due to presence of opposite charge and forms hydrogen bond and forms hydrogen bond not ionic bond.
01:18 Now the next water contain one oxygen atom and one hydrogen atom and both are bonded by hydrogen bond and both are bonded by hydrogen bond and oxygen is electronegative the bonds forms are polar covalent because oxygen is electronegative and the bonds that are formed are polar covalent bond polar covalent...
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