In a water molecule, the hydrogen atoms are bonded to an oxygen atom by polar covalent bonds while neighboring water molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds.
What is water?
Water can be defined as a liquid molecule that typically contains two (2) main chemical elements in the ratio of two (2) to one (1) [2:1]. These two (2) chemical elements are:
The bonding of atoms in a water molecule.
In a water molecule, two (2) atoms of hydrogen bonds with an atom of oxygen through two (2) covalent bonds.
Additionally, the two (2) atoms of hydrogen are bonded to an oxygen atom by polar covalent bonds while neighboring water molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds.
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