Question

water molecules form hydrogen bonds with which of the following types of molecules? correct answer(s) hydrophilic molecules like sugar non - polar molecules like turpentine polar molecules like ammonia hydrophobic molecules like oil

Explanation:

Hydrogen bonds form between polar - molecules. Water is a polar molecule. Hydrophilic molecules like sugar and polar molecules like ammonia are also polar and can form hydrogen bonds with water. Non - polar molecules like turpentine and hydrophobic molecules like oil do not form hydrogen bonds with water as they lack the necessary charge separation for hydrogen bonding.

Answer:

hydrophilic molecules like sugar, polar molecules like ammonia