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Water has a “bent” geometry. Which explanation does not explain why?

Water has a “bent” geometry. Which explanation does not explain why?
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Water has a “bent” geometry. Which explanation does not explain why?

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What are the answer choices ?
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For the first section its "Electrons are evenly distributed in the water molecule." and for the second section its "surface tension". Hope this helps
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