22. What type(s) of intermolecular forces are exhibited by the molecule below? VDW = van der Waals; DD = dipole-dipole; HB – hydrogen bonding (a) only VDW (b) VDW, DD, and HB (c) VDW and DD (d) only DD (e) VDW and HB

22. What type(s) of intermolecular forces are exhibited by the molecule below? VDW = van der Waals; DD = dipole-dipole; HB – hydrogen bonding (a) only VDW (b) VDW, DD, and HB (c) VDW and DD (d) only DD (e) VDW and HB

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22. What type(s) of intermolecular forces are exhibited by the molecule below?
VDW = van der Waals; DD = dipole-dipole; HB – hydrogen bonding
(a) only VDW (b) VDW, DD, and HB
(c) VDW and DD (d) only DD (e) VDW and HB

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