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Maximum Number Of Hydrogen Bonds Formed By A Water Molecule Are :
Maximum Number Of Hydrogen Bonds Formed By A Water Molecule Are :
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Solution
The correct option is D 4
Hydrogen Bonding in Water
- The electrostatic attraction between the Hydrogen and the most electronegative atom of second row elements such as Nitrogen, Oxygen and fluorine is known as Hydrogen bonding.
- One water molecule has two Hydrogen atoms which can be bonded with oxygen of other molecules so, two hydrogen bonds formed by hydrogen atoms.
- The oxygen has two lone pairs which can be donated to two other hydrogen bonds so a water molecule can form Four Hydrogen bonds.
Therefore, The number of Hydrogen bonds in water is 4. So correct option is (D).
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Hydrogen Bonding in Water
- The electrostatic attraction between the Hydrogen and the most electronegative atom of second row elements such as Nitrogen, Oxygen and fluorine is known as Hydrogen bonding.
- One water molecule has two Hydrogen atoms which can be bonded with oxygen of other molecules so, two hydrogen bonds formed by hydrogen atoms.
- The oxygen has two lone pairs which can be donated to two other hydrogen bonds so a water molecule can form Four Hydrogen bonds.
Therefore, The number of Hydrogen bonds in water is 4. So correct option is (D).
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