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The atoms within a water molecule shareelectrons, but each atom still has a partialcharge, what type of bonds are these?A. polar covalent bondsB. non-polar covalent bondsC. ionic bondsD. hydrogen bonds
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The atoms within a water molecule shareelectrons, but each atom still has a partialcharge, what type of bonds are these?A. polar covalent bondsB. non-polar covalent bondsC. ionic bondsD. hydrogen bonds
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