15. In the liquid, there are hydrogen bonds that form between molecules of water and covalent bonds that form between hydrogen and oxygen within a water molecule. Which statement(s) are true about When water is boiling, which statement(s) are true?

15. In the liquid, there are hydrogen bonds that form between molecules of water and covalent bonds that form between hydrogen and oxygen within a water molecule. Which statement(s) are true about When water is boiling, which statement(s) are true?

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15. In the liquid, there are hydrogen bonds that form
between molecules of water and covalent bonds
that form between hydrogen and oxygen within a
water molecule. Which statement(s) are true about
When water is boiling, which statement(s) are true?
a. The covalent bonds between hydrogen and
oxygen are broken.
b. The hydrogen bonds between water
molecules are Hroken.
C.
both are true
d. neither are true

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