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A Hydrogen Bond Can Be Formed Between

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A hydrogen bond can be formed between


A) an atom of H and one of C, P, or Cl in the same molecule.
B) an H atom in one molecule and an O, F, or N atom in another.
C) an atom of H in one water molecule and an atom of H in another.
D) the H atoms in H2 molecules.

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