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Depict the hydrogen bonding between one arsenic trihydride molecule and one water molecule

Depict the hydrogen bonding between one arsenic trihydride molecule and one water molecule
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Depict the hydrogen bonding between one arsenic trihydride molecule and one water molecule

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Answer:

There is none.

Step-by-step explanation:

Only H atoms attached to N, O, or F can participate in hydrogen bonding.

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