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Water (H2O) has two O–H bonds. The electronegativity of oxygen is 3.5, whereas hydrogen is 2.1. Which statement best describes the type of bond this molecule has and how the electrons behave? A. O–H bonds are polar covalent, and hydrogen pulls the shared electrons toward it.

B. O–H bonds are nonpolar covalent, and oxygen pulls the shared electrons toward it.

C. O–H bonds are nonpolar covalent, and hydrogen pulls the shared electrons toward it.

D. O–H bonds are polar covalent, and oxygen pulls the shared electrons toward it.

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