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Household ammonia, or ammonium hydroxide, is a mixture of ammonia (NH3) and water. What types of bonding interactions will occur between molecules of ammonia and water in a bottle of household ammonia?
A) polar covalent bonds between positively charged nitrogen atoms in ammonia and negatively charged oxygen atoms in water
B) polar covalent bonds between negatively charged nitrogen atoms in ammonia and positively charged hydrogen atoms in water
C) hydrogen bonds between positively charged nitrogen atoms in ammonia and negatively charged oxygen atoms in water
D) hydrogen bonds between negatively charged nitrogen atoms in ammonia and positively charged hydrogen atoms in water

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