What forces between water molecules are primarily responsible for many of water’s physical properties?

Question

A.Ionic bonds
B.Covalent bonds
C.Gravity
D.Hydrogen bonds
E.The unshared electrons on the oxygen atom

Answer 1

Hydrogen bonds; they are the strongest intermolecular forces in non-metal compounds and therefore take a lot of energy to be overcome, which is why water is a liquid and not a gas at room tmeperature.

Answer 2

that's hydrogen bonding. stable affinity of an electron pair from an oxygen of a water molecule to an excellent charge of hydrogen of yet another water molecule creates a stable bond.

Answer 3

D. hydrogen bonds