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Which statement describes the relationship between bonding and surface
tension?
O A. The more ionic bonds a molecule can make, the higher the surface
tension.
B. The more hydrogen bonds a molecule can make, the higher the
surface tension.
C. The more hydrogen bonds a molecule can make, the lower the
surface tension,
D. The more ionic bonds a molecule can make, the lower the surface
tension
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