A diagram of water molecules, labeling the hydrogen bond and covalent bond - is attached as an image.
Water has hydrogen and oxygen molecules bonded with covalent and, covalent bonds are intramolecular bonds whereas hydrogen bonds are intermolecular bonds.
- Water is held together with covalent bonds.
- The hydrogen bond is formed between the partially positive hydrogen atom of the side chain and a lone pair of electrons present on the oxygen atom of the carboxyl group.
- partial positive hydrogen atoms (bonded to fluorine, oxygen, or nitrogen) and lone pairs of electrons, and draw hydrogen bonds using dotted lines
- the bonding between the hydrogen and oxygen atoms is carried through covalent bonding
Thus, the diagram is attached as an image.
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