The water molecules form hydrogen bonds with themselves resulting in much stronger bonds than those of other liquids. The stronger the bonding, the less the possibility of the water molecules evaporating into vapor. This is due to: water's polarity low surface tension temperature of the water O high vapor pressure

The water molecules form hydrogen bonds with themselves resulting in much stronger bonds than those of other liquids. The stronger the bonding, the less the possibility of the water molecules evaporating into vapor. This is due to: water's polarity low surface tension temperature of the water O high vapor pressure

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The water molecules form hydrogen bonds with themselves resulting in much stronger bonds than those of other liquids. The
stronger the bonding, the less the possibility of the water molecules evaporating into vapor. This is due to:
O water's polarity
O low surface tension
O temperature of the water
high vapor pressure
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