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hydrogen bonds are a type of a chemical bond that are with the molecules or we can say that it is a bond which connects atoms together to form a compound or a molecule. an example will be water. this bonding occurs between hydrogen and four other elements which are Oxygen, Fluorine, Nitrogen and Carbon.

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