which characteristic of water causes liquid water to form raindrops? A. water is less dense than dust particles B. water molecules are strongly cohesive C. water contains both hydrogen and oxygen D. water is liquid between 0c and 100c

b. water molecules are strongly cohesive

Explanation:

Water is highly cohesive and clumps together into drops because of its cohesive properties. Water molecules attracting each other result in surface tension, which causes raindrops to form round beads as they fall on a surface.

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