A hydrogen bond can occur between: A. Two oxygen atom surrounded by hydrogens. B. Two hydrogen atoms on different molecules. C. The two hydrogen atoms on a water molecule. D. A hydrogen from one molecule

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A hydrogen bond can occur between:

A. Two oxygen atom surrounded by hydrogens.

B. Two hydrogen atoms on different molecules.

C. The two hydrogen atoms on a water molecule.

D. A hydrogen from one molecule and an oxygen from another molecule.

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Step-by-step explanation:

it can occur between two hydrogen bonds

RaffleBuffle answered Nov 21, 2023

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