3. Hydrogen Bonds a. Draw 4 additional water molecules (each with red polar covalent bonds) attached to 1 central water molecule. b. Indicate which bonds are hydrogen bonds by using a blue dashed line (- - - -) for each of those bonds.

3. Hydrogen Bonds a. Draw 4 additional water molecules (each with red polar covalent bonds) attached to 1 central water molecule. b. Indicate which bonds are hydrogen bonds by using a blue dashed line (- - - -) for each of those bonds.

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Chapter2: Life, Chemistry, And Water

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