Which statement about hydrogen bonds is FALSE? Individual hydrogen bonds in liquid water are static and are only broken or remade upon boiling water. Almost all Hydrogen bonds of liquid water must be broken for water to vaporize. The strength of a hydrogen bond depends on the three bonding atoms lying in a straight line. Each oxygen atom in liquid water can hydrogen bond with multiple water molecules. Covalent bond formation will have a more negative change in enthalpy compared to H-bonds