How did hydrogen bonds sink the titanic?

Answer 1

it didn't it hit a bloody iceberg

Answer 2

Hydrogen bonds did not directly cause the sinking of the Titanic. The sinking was primarily due to the collision with an iceberg that caused extensive damage to the ship's hull. Factors like design flaws, high speed, and limited lifeboats also contributed to the disaster. Hydrogen bonds are weak attractions between hydrogen atoms and other electronegative atoms, commonly found in molecules like water, but they were not a direct cause of the Titanic sinking.