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Covalent bonds are weaker than the hydrogen bonds used to hold water molecules together. True or false if u get this right ill be happy to give brainthingy
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Covalent bonds are weaker than the hydrogen bonds used to hold water molecules together. True or false if u get this right ill be happy to give brainthingy

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false

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hydrogen bonds is weaker

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