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Answer 1

The hydrogene bonds between the hydrogene and oxygene electron in the water molecule are responsible of the water's adhesion and the cohesion phenomenon. These bonds are possible because of the electronegativity of this molecule.

Answer 2

I agree with what is written above - water is a polar molecule ie the hydrogens are a bit positive and the oxygens are a bit negative so there are relatively weak interactions between the molecules. (I mean the interactions are weak compared with a covalent bond or the interactions between ions).

Answer 3

@InYourHead ; Do you know anything about this? Or if he/she's right?

Answer 4

Yes. I gave LFDV_nico a medal. It's the right answer.

And you can trust ebaxter01.
He backed up the answer.

Answer 5

"Hydrogène" and "oxygène" are just how you spell them, in French.

Answer 6

Ohh ok. Thank you. I was confused because of the spelling lol.

Answer 7

Oh and delete your answers guys! I don't want anyone plagiarizing.

Answer 8

Why does it matter if someone comes along, reads this post, and learns about hydrogen bonds?

Answer 9

I just don't want them taking the answer and copy pasting instead of actually learning..

Answer 10

You mean for someone to come along and copy & paste the answer to the question,
without even reading the answer?

Answer 11

Yes.