Water, is a substance composed of the hydrogen and oxygen and exists in gaseous,liquid, and solid states. It is one of the most plentiful and essential of compounds.What feature of the water molecule helps it to support life?Oxigen,8+8nO made up of hydrogen and oxygenliquid at room temperatureO polar covalent bondO non polar covalent bondO asymmetric distribution of charges ( polarity)* PreviousNext Which of the following bond/s results from a sharing of electron(s) between atoms ?[MA}O ionic bondO polar covalent bondnon-polar covalent bondO hydrogen bondO hydrolysis

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Which of the following bond/s results from a sharing of electron(s) between atoms ? [MA} ionic bond O polar covalent bond non-polar covalent bond O hydrogen bond O hydrolysis