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What causes water molecules to be attracted to each other? A) polar covalent bonds inside each water molecule B) hydrogen bonds inside each water molecule C) ionic bonds between water molecules D) nonpolar
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What causes water molecules to be attracted to each other?

A) polar covalent bonds inside each water molecule

B) hydrogen bonds inside each water molecule

C) ionic bonds between water molecules

D) nonpolar covalent bonds between water molecules

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It is A. Polar covalent bonds inside each water molecule.
User ShahidAzim
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I agree with the person above - the thing that causes water molecules to be attracted to each other are A. polar covalent bonds inside each water molecule.
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