In Hydrogen bonding, the O-atom of a water molecule forms a _ bond with the H-atom of another molecule by sharing _ of its electron.
Correct answer: B. Coordinate Covalent, One Lone Pair
- A. Ionic, One
- B. Coordinate Covalent, One Lone Pair
- C. Covalent, 1 Lone Pair
- D. All of These
Explanation
In hydrogen bonding, the oxygen atom of one water molecule forms a coordinate-covalent bond with the hydrogen atom of another water molecule using one of its lone pairs. PTB Chemistry 11, Chapter 4- Liquids and Solids
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