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Why do water molecules tend to stay together and hold their shape? Name and explain the phenomenon by which this happens

Why do water molecules tend to stay together and hold their shape? Name and explain the phenomenon by which this happens
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Why do water molecules tend to stay together and hold their shape? Name and explain the phenomenon by which this happens

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because liquid and solid states of water possesses intermolecular force of attraction which held the molecules of water in fixed

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