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With respect to chemistry you may say that Life depends upon hydrogen bonding. how ? life is created from water and water is a liquid due to hydrogen bonding in its molecules, otherwise water must be a gas just like air, (no oceans, no lakes no rivers), the fluids in cells of living bodies also exist due to hydrogen bonding (among organic molecules) so all the living systems depend upon hydrogen bonding.

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