Multiple Choice
Hydrogen bonds within liquid water
A) are attractions between protons and oxygen nuclei.
B) are attractions between two hydrogen atoms.
C) are attractions between protons and hydroxide ions.
D) are ion-induced dipole attractions.
E) are dipole-dipole attractions.
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