Which of the following statements about hydrogen bonds is NOT correct? OA. Hydrogen bonds act inside each water molecule to attach both hydrogen atoms to a single oxygen atom. OB. Hydrogen bonds form because water has a strong dipole. OC. Hydrogen bonds act as an attractive force between water molecules. OD. Hydrogen bonds form because oxygen draws electron density away from hydrogen in a water molecule.

Which of the following statements about hydrogen bonds is NOT correct? OA. Hydrogen bonds act inside each water molecule to attach both hydrogen atoms to a single oxygen atom. OB. Hydrogen bonds form because water has a strong dipole. OC. Hydrogen bonds act as an attractive force between water molecules. OD. Hydrogen bonds form because oxygen draws electron density away from hydrogen in a water molecule.

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