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Why does water exist as a liquid at room temperature, unlike H₂S or H₂Se?
A. Because oxygen is smaller than sulfur or selenium
B. Because water has a higher molecular weight
C. Due to extensive hydrogen bonding between water molecules
D. Because water molecules are non-polar
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