During the formation of a molecule of water ($\ce{H2O}$), what kind of bond occurs between the elements? I'm studying this subject on my own and from some sources I saw that there is a covalent bond and others showed an hydrogen bond, responsible for the non-evaporation of water at $-90\ ^{\circ} \rm{C}$. Can you guys explain to me exactly how this bonds behave? Both of them occurs to the molecules of water?
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