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Two ice cubes are pressed over each other and unite to form one cube . Which force is responsible of holding them together ?

A

Hydrogen bond formation

B

Van der Waals forces

C

Covalent attraction

D

Ionic interaction

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Two ice cubes when pressed over each other unite due to hydrogen bond formation.
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