Which of the following is NOT considered a scientific property of water? -Carbon bonding -Cohesion -Surface tension -Adhesion

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Which of the following is NOT considered a scientific property of water?

-Carbon bonding
-Cohesion
-Surface tension
-Adhesion

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the first one carbon bonding

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