Water exhibits high levels of cohesion due to the polarity of the molecule (positively and negatively charged sides). Given this information, which type of bond is responsible for water's cohesion, and which atoms interact to form this bond?

First, the blood vessels dilate (so the blood cells can go to the damaged tissue)

Then, there's platelet's aggregation (the primary hemostasis) to stop the bleeding

Fibroblasts make collagen to cicatrize the wound

Neutrophils consume the bacteria.

After that, the macrophage removes the damages tissues

And finally, the would closes

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