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Which is not a consequence of hydrogen bonding between water molecules?

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Hydrogen bonds are hard to break, so there is a high boiling point and specific heat. The hydrogen bonds have to break before water boils.
<span>Hydrogen bonds create a crystal lattice structure when water freezes, and that takes up more room, which lowers the desnitsy of ice :)

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