The Atoms In The Molecule Of Water Shown Below Are Held Together By Which Type Of Bond?

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The Atoms In The Molecule Of Water Shown Below Are Held Together By Which Type Of Bond?

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polar covalent bond Correct. The hydrogen and oxygen atoms do not equally share their electrons, which results in the formation of electronegative oxygen atoms and electropositive hydrogen atoms. These are then able to interact with other water molecules to form hydrogen bonds.

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