1. Draw three molecules of ZX3 in the liquid state. In your drawing, indicate (with an arrow) and label the strongest intermolecular force present. If other IMFS are present, do not include them in your drawing. -Y- | :X: :X:

1. Draw three molecules of ZX3 in the liquid state. In your drawing, indicate (with an arrow) and label the strongest intermolecular force present. If other IMFS are present, do not include them in your drawing. -Y- | :X: :X:

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