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5. Beside each substance write the type of force (London, Hydrogen Bond, Dipole, lonic, Covalent Bond, or Metallic Bond) that must be broken to melt the solid. Circle the member of each pair having the higher melting point. а) со, or so2 b) CH;COOH or CH,OCH; c) NaBr or MgBr,

5. Beside each substance write the type of force (London, Hydrogen Bond, Dipole, lonic, Covalent Bond, or Metallic Bond) that must be broken to melt the solid. Circle the member of each pair having the higher melting point. а) со, or so2 b) CH;COOH or CH,OCH; c) NaBr or MgBr,

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5. Beside each substance write the type of force (London, Hydrogen Bond, Dipole, lonic, Covalent Bond, or Metallic Bond) that must be broken to melt the solid. Circle the member of each pair having the higher melting point. а) со or so2 b) CH;COOH_ or CH;OCH3. c) NaBr or MgBr2 d) NH3. or SiO2 e) KI or KBr ÇH3 CH2 f) H3C H2C H2C CH3 or HC- -CH3 g) Sic or Fe
Transcribed Image Text:5. Beside each substance write the type of force (London, Hydrogen Bond, Dipole, lonic, Covalent Bond, or Metallic Bond) that must be broken to melt the solid. Circle the member of each pair having the higher melting point. а) со or so2 b) CH;COOH_ or CH;OCH3. c) NaBr or MgBr2 d) NH3. or SiO2 e) KI or KBr ÇH3 CH2 f) H3C H2C H2C CH3 or HC- -CH3 g) Sic or Fe
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