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What inter molecular force does water have? ...?
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What inter molecular force does water have? ...?

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The primary intermolecular force present in water is hydrogen bonding. This occur in molecules that have H-F, H-O, and H-N bonds. Basically, this strong intermolecular force is due to a strong dipole-dipole force. Because water contains only H-O bonds, it experiences hydrogen bonding.
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