204 14. Which has the strongest attractive force present between the two? a. CH₂CH₂OH and CH₂NH₂ b. CH₂Cl, and CH,F C. KCl and NaF 15. What is the % (m/m) where the mixture is 2.0 g of Na and 15.0 g of Copper? a. 11.8% b. 13.3% C. 88.2% d. 100%

204 14. Which has the strongest attractive force present between the two? a. CH₂CH₂OH and CH₂NH₂ b. CH₂Cl, and CH,F C. KCl and NaF 15. What is the % (m/m) where the mixture is 2.0 g of Na and 15.0 g of Copper? a. 11.8% b. 13.3% C. 88.2% d. 100%

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