Hydrogen bonding between water molecules produces:
Correct answer: A. Cohesion
- A. Cohesion
- B. Adhesion
- C. Tension
- D. Attraction
Explanation
Hydrogen bonding between water molecules produces cohesion. Cohesion refers to the attractive forces that hold water molecules together, creating a continuous column of water. This property is essential for the movement of water through plant tissues, capillary action, and surface tension.
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