Which of the following is the strongest type of bonding that occurs between water and the polar functional groups on non-ionic polar solutes?
A)ionic
B)hydrophobic
C)electrostatic
D)hydrogen

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Hydrogen bonds are the strongest type of bonding that occurs between water and polar functional groups on non-ionic polar solutes, such as oxygen or nitrogen. This occurs due to the partial negative charge on the oxygen or nitrogen atom being attracted to the partially positively charged hydrogen atoms in water.

Which of the Following Is the Strongest Type of Bonding