MULTIPLE CHOICEBiomolecules. Choose the best answer on the given choices. Applying: Water is liquid at roomtemperature, the most important reason forthis is the? *high boiling point of waterhigh heat of vaporization of waterhigh melting point of watercohesive forces due to hydrogen bonds inwaterAnalyzing: What is the most importantreason for the unusual properties of water?the bond angle between the two hydrogenatoms in waterthe covalent bonding pattern in watermoleculehydrogen bonding between watermoleculeswater can be immediately ionized at roomtemperature

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Applying: Water is liquid at room temperature, the most important reason for this is the? * high boiling point of water high heat of vaporization of water high melting point of water cohesive forces due to hydrogen bonds in water

Applying: Water is liquid at room temperature, the most important reason for this is the? * high boiling point of water high heat of vaporization of water high melting point of water cohesive forces due to hydrogen bonds in water

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MULTIPLE CHOICE Biomolecules. Choose the best answer on the given choices.

Applying: Water is liquid at room
temperature, the most important reason for
this is the? *
high boiling point of water
high heat of vaporization of water
high melting point of water
cohesive forces due to hydrogen bonds in
water
Analyzing: What is the most important
reason for the unusual properties of water?
the bond angle between the two hydrogen
atoms in water
the covalent bonding pattern in water
molecule
hydrogen bonding between water
molecules
water can be immediately ionized at room
temperature

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