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3. The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen in water differ from the bonds between hydrogen and carbon in carbohydrates. How and why do these bonds differ?

3. The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen in water differ from the bonds between hydrogen and carbon in carbohydrates. How and why do these bonds differ?
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3. The bonds between hydrogen and oxygen in water differ from the bonds between hydrogen and carbon in carbohydrates. How and why do these bonds differ?

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Because they are different elements have different number of protons and neutrons........ I guessed do not trust me...
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