Why is it that thousands of weak bonds (hydrogen bonds) make such stable and spe

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Why is it that thousands of weak bonds (hydrogen bonds) make such stable and specific structural arrangements? Identity TRUE statements Multiple answers: You can select more than one option o A hydrogen bonds are weak by themselves but strong if hundreds of them aggregatein specificinetractions o B hydrogen bonds are weak individually and do not contribute to an overall equilibrium o c hydrogen bonds are key to hold (aggregate) macromolecules together in a specific and predetermined mode O D hydrogen bonds only involve interactions with water molecules

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B=Hydrogen bonds are weak individually and do not contribute to an overall equilibrium . D=Hydrogen bonds only involve interaction with water molecules.

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