Question

multiple choice question
identify a true statement about the hydrogen bonds in liquid water.
they are formed between water and nonpolar molecules.
they constantly break apart and re - form between molecules as they are weak.
they are bonds that generate ions of opposite charges.
they are strong bonds that are formed between atoms due to complete transfer of electrons.

Explanation:

Hydrogen - bonds in liquid water are weak intermolecular forces. They are constantly breaking and reforming between water molecules. Hydrogen - bonds form between polar water molecules, not between water and non - polar molecules. They do not generate ions of opposite charges like ionic bonds, and they are not strong bonds formed by complete electron transfer like ionic or covalent bonds.

Answer:

They constantly break apart and re - form between molecules as they are weak.