The cohesion of water is caused by: a ionic bonds b hydrophobic compounds c hydrogen bonds d covalent bonds

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The cohesion of water is caused by:

a ionic bonds
b hydrophobic compounds
c hydrogen bonds
d covalent bonds

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The answer is letter C. Hydrogen bonds

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Aiken answered Dec 24, 2022

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