How do hydrogen bonds form
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The water molecule as a whole is electrically neutral,but oxygen gets a larger share of electrons,making it slightly negative and the hydrogens slightly positive.Due to its negative charge,the oxygen in one molecule is attracted to the positive charge of the hydrogen in another molecule.And so a weak bond between the two molecules,called a hydrogen bond,is formed.
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