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Describe how water can be a liquid at room temperature but neither of its elements are liquid at room temperature
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Describe how water can be a liquid at room temperature but neither of its elements are liquid at room temperature
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The hydrogen bonds between oxygen and hydrogen allow water to condensate and stay liquid at room temperature because they are strong enough to contain the energy to do so.
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