For # 9 & # 10 The ball and stick models below represent three compounds with the same molecular formula, C4H8O2. *** A B C 9. Which compound (s) can form intermolecular H bonds? A. compound A B. compound B C. compounds B & C D. compounds A & B 10. Which has the highest viscosity?

For # 9 & # 10 The ball and stick models below represent three compounds with the same molecular formula, C4H8O2. *** A B C 9. Which compound (s) can form intermolecular H bonds? A. compound A B. compound B C. compounds B & C D. compounds A & B 10. Which has the highest viscosity?

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For # 9 & # 10
The ball and stick models below represent three compounds with the same molecular formula,
C4H3O2.
A
B
9. Which compound (s) can form intermolecular H bonds?
A. compound A
B. compound B
C. compounds B & C
D. compounds A & B
10. Which has the highest viscosity?
A. compound A
B. compound B
C. compound C
D. compound A & C

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