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    Supports→Hydrogen bonds between H2O molecules are responsible for water being liquid at room temperature.

    H2O molecules form oligomers via hydrogen bonds between electropositive hydrogen atoms and electronegative oxygen atoms.

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    Needham (2000) and van Brakel (2000) have argued that compounds such as water are dynamic structures whose natures cannot be given in static accounts of their composing elements. Molecules of H2O are polar, with the consequence that the electropositive hydrogen atoms in one H2O molecule will bond with the electronegative oxygen atoms in another H2O molecule, such bonds being hydrogen bonds with the result that in liquid water H2O molecules will form polymer-like chains known as oligomers. The hy

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