When the oxygen atom in one water molecule is close to a hydrogen atom in another water molecule, what is most likely to happen?

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quanfrazj · Answer

need some help someone

quanfrazj · Answer

need some help someone

saksh1998 · Answer

well the formation of hydrogen bonds
as oxygen is highly electronegative(the most highly electronegative atom) and hydrogen is highly electropositive

nduong21 · Answer

they will adhere to one another that's how water gains its surface tension as well

sheerfire · Answer

A hydrogen bond will form between the two. Hydrogen bonds form between one molecule which contain a hydrogen atom bonded to either nitrogen, oxygen or flourine (highly electronegative) and a molecule which contains either nitrogen, oxygen or flourine with a lone pair of electrons. So the bond will form between the hydrogen atom and the N, O or F atom containing the lone pair.