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Why do water molecules "stick together"?

A. The partially positive charge on the oxygen of one molecule
attracts the partially negative charge on the hydrogen of another.

B. The partially negative charges on the oxygen atoms of two
different water molecules are attracted to each other.

C. The partially positive charges on the hydrogen atoms of two
different water molecules are attracted to each other.

D. The partially negative charge on the oxygen of one molecule
attracts the partially positive charge on the hydrogen of another.

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Answer:

The partially negative charges on the Oxygen atoms of two.

Explanation:

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The water molecules "stick together" because "The partially negative charge on the oxygen of one molecule attracts the partially positive charge on the hydrogen of another".

So, option D is correct one.

What is type of bond present in water molecules.

The hydrogen bond is present between two water molecule.

Since, water molecules contains one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atom. the electronegativity of oxygen atom is greater than hydrogen atom. So, oxygen get partial negative charge and hydrogen get partial positive charge and therefore,t he partially negative charge on the oxygen of one molecule attracts the partially positive charge on the hydrogen of another".

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