Match the following molecules with the most significant intermolecular force present in each ammonia, NH3 chlorine, Cl2 hydrogen bromide, HBr :: London dispersion forces : dipole-dipole forces : hydrogen bonding II

Match the following molecules with the most significant intermolecular force present in each ammonia, NH3 chlorine, Cl2 hydrogen bromide, HBr :: London dispersion forces : dipole-dipole forces : hydrogen bonding II

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Chapter14: Liquids And Solids

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Match the following molecules with the most significant intermolecular force present in each
ammonia, NH3
chlorine, Cl2
hydrogen bromide, HBr
:: London dispersion forces
:: dipole-dipole forces
:: hydrogen bonding
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