Which of the following statements about hydrogen bonds are true? [Select all that apply.]Hydrogen bonds occur when H is bonded to C atoms.The ideal bond angle for a hydrogen bond is 180 degrees.Hydrogen bonds are generally stronger than covalent bonds.Hydrogen bonds are generally stronger than other dipole-dipole interactions.The ideal bond angle for a hydrogen bond is 109.5 degrees.Hydrogen bonds are a type of dipole-dipole interaction.

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