(WILL GIVE MEDAL AND FAN) Hydrogen bonds form between adjacent water molecules because [blank]

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anonymous · Answer

The oxygen is usually negative and the hydrogen in the water molecule is usually negative so they connect to form a hydrogen bond. Not really my words, got this from http://www.answers.com/Q/Why_do_hydrogen_bonds_form_between_neighboring_water_molecules

anonymous · Answer

You're going to be getting a lot of medals today, I have biology homework and am sick so I can't think for pellet.

ookawaiioo · Answer

^ dont think you can cheat your way thru it!

anonymous · Answer

I have a 97 in biology though, and I always get straight A's on my report card... I'd be able to do it anyway, but I'm literally on the edge of just collapsing right now...

anonymous · Answer

yeah, I'll help you but I'll try not to give direct answer because that definitely wouldn't be in your favor when the test comes around.

anonymous · Answer

Well good job. Bring on the questions.

anonymous · Answer

That's a good idea. Getting the direct answer would kind of be cheating, you're right.