Molecules of water are naturally attracted to each other. What kind of bonds are formed when molecules of water combine? How does this contribute to the capillary effect?

Adhesion and cohesion are intermolecular forces among two molecules. these forces are only called hydrogen bonds when a hydrogen atom and a fluorine, nitrogen, or oxygen atom are drawn to each other. Capillary action is the spontaneous rising of a liquid in a capillary (small diameter) tube.