a) Draw two water molecules. b) Clearly name and label the type of bond that exists...
a) Draw two water molecules.
b) Clearly name and label the type of bond that exists between the oxygen and hydrogen atoms within one of the molecules.
c) Clearly name and label the type of bond that exists between the oxygen and hydrogen atoms of the two separate water molecules.
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