In a sample of pure NH3 molecules, the strongest intermolecular force is due to: O a. London dispersion forces. Ob. hydrogen bonds. Oc ion-dipole interactions. Od.covalent bonds. O e. dipole-diploe interactions.

In a sample of pure NH3 molecules, the strongest intermolecular force is due to: O a. London dispersion forces. Ob. hydrogen bonds. Oc ion-dipole interactions. Od.covalent bonds. O e. dipole-diploe interactions.

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In a sample of pure NH3 molecules, the strongest intermolecular force is due to:
O a. London dispersion forces.
Ob. hydrogen bonds.
Oc ion-dipole interactions.
Od.covalent bonds.
O
e. dipole-diploe interactions.

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