can have hydrogen bonding forces as part of intermolecular forces in the liquid phase? Compound A: Trimethyl amine (CH3)3N Compound B: Methyl fluoride CH3F Compound C: Dimethyl amine (CH3)2NH a. compound a only
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Which of the following compounds can have hydrogen bonding forces as part of intermolecular forces in the liquid phase?
Compound A: Trimethyl
Compound B: Methyl fluoride CH3F
Compound C: Dimethyl amine (CH3)2NH
a. compound a only
b. compound b only
c. compound c only
d. compound a and b
e. compound b and c
f. compound a and c
g. compound a,b, and c
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