On the surface of water, hydrogen cannot attach to air. Therefore the ions are pulled inward below the surface of the water. What happens in this type of situation? O nothing happens a high surface tension of the liquid a strong pull of the oxygen ion inward a weakening of the bonds

On the surface of water, hydrogen cannot attach to air. Therefore the ions are pulled inward below the surface of the water. What happens in this type of situation? O nothing happens a high surface tension of the liquid a strong pull of the oxygen ion inward a weakening of the bonds

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Chapter9: Solids And Fluids

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On the surface of water, hydrogen cannot attach to air. Therefore the ions are pulled inward below the surface of the
water. What happens in this type of situation?
O nothing happens
a high surface tension of the liquid
a strong pull of the oxygen ion inward
O a weakening of the bonds

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