The type of bond that hold the hydrogen and oxygen together in a water molecule.

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thefluffmuncher · Answer

a. Hydrogen bond	
b. Covalent bond
c. Ionic bond

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@sleepyhead314

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@natasha.galich

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ty i have 2 more mid helping?

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anonymous · Answer

between water molecules its hydrogen but in the molecule itself its a covalent bond.

anonymous · Answer

What are the question?

thefluffmuncher · Answer

The type of bond that holds two water molecules together

thefluffmuncher · Answer

same options as before

anonymous · Answer

Well water molecules are especially polar, they have electronegativity, so between the two molecule a hydrogen bond is made.

thefluffmuncher · Answer

In this type of bond a molecule has a slightly negative side and a 
       slightly positive side.

anonymous · Answer

That's correct as the electrons involved in creating the charge are constantly moving from one pole to the other. Does that answer your question?

anonymous · Answer

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The oxygen has a slight negative charge and the hydrogens have a slight positive charge.