Which results from waterÍs formation of hydrogen bonds? Water has surface tension. Hydrogen and oxygen form ionic bonds. Water is a versatile solvent. The specific heat of water is lower than most solids.

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Which results from waterÍs formation of hydrogen bonds?

Water has surface tension.

Hydrogen and oxygen form ionic bonds.

Water is a versatile solvent.

The specific heat of water is lower than most solids.

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Water has surface tension.

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Water has a high surface tension. Hope that is all you needed=) good luck

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