Hydrogen bonding causes water to have which unique properties? O high melting point O high boiling point O lower vapor pressure O high surface tension O high specific heat capacity O all of the listed properties

Hydrogen bonding causes water to have which unique properties? O high melting point O high boiling point O lower vapor pressure O high surface tension O high specific heat capacity O all of the listed properties

World of Chemistry, 3rd edition

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Chapter14: Liquids And Solids

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Hydrogen bonding causes water to have which unique properties? *
O high melting point
O high boiling point
O lower vapor pressure
O high surface tension
O high specific heat capacity
all of the listed properties

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