Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation

Hydrogen fluoride molecules are held together in larger aggregates by hydrogen bonds. While the individual hydrogen fluoride molecule (HF) is a polar covalent bond, the strong hydrogen bond between the hydrogen of one HF molecule and the highly electronegative fluorine of another HF molecule creates the larger aggregates. 

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