10. Which intermolecular interaction is predominant between ethylacetate (CH3COOCH₂CH3) andethanol (CH3CH₂OH)?polar moleculeA. dipole-induced dipoleB. dipole-dipole XC. dispersion XD. hydrogen bond XE. ion-dipoleXF₂N₂O

The –OH bond of ethanol and the Oxygen atom of carbonyl group (-C=O) of the ethyl acetate can form…

10. Which intermolecular interaction is predominant between ethylacetate (CH3COOCH₂CH3) and ethanol (CH3CH₂OH)? A. dipole-induced dipole B. dipole-dipole X C. dispersion D. hydrogen bond E. ion-dipole X polar molecule FN₂O

10. Which intermolecular interaction is predominant between ethylacetate (CH3COOCH₂CH3) and ethanol (CH3CH₂OH)? A. dipole-induced dipole B. dipole-dipole X C. dispersion D. hydrogen bond E. ion-dipole X polar molecule FN₂O

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10. Which intermolecular interaction is predominant between ethylacetate (CH3COOCH₂CH3) and
ethanol (CH3CH₂OH)?
polar molecule
A. dipole-induced dipole
B. dipole-dipole X
C. dispersion X
D. hydrogen bond X
E. ion-dipole
X
F₂N₂O

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