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Circle ALL of the following that exhibit ONLY dispersion attractions between molecules, AND BRIEFLY EXPLAIN YOUR CHOICES FOR FULL CREDIT! C) CO2 B) ASH3 F) CHC13 A) XeF4 D) CF4 E) H2

Organic Chemistry: A Guided Inquiry

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Chapter18: Aromaticity

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Please show all work Need D, E, and F

Circle ALL of the following that exhibit ONLY
dispersion attractions between molecules, AND BRIEFLY
EXPLAIN YOUR CHOICES FOR FULL CREDIT!
B) ASH3
F) CHC13
A) XeF4
С) СО2
D) CF4
E)
H2

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