LiquidFormulaMolarLewis StructurePolar or StrongestMassNonpolarТуре ofIMFOctaneCHa(CH2)6CH3Glucerioe HOCH2CH(OH)CH2OHWaterнонAcetoneCH3COCH3

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Polar or Strongest Nonpolar Type of Liquid Formula Molar Lewis Structure Mass IMF Octane CHa(CH2)«CH3 Glucerine HOCH;CH(OH)CH;OH Water HOH Acetone CH;COCH:s

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Formula
Molar
Lewis Structure
Polar or Strongest
Mass
Nonpolar
Туре of
IMF
Octane
CHa(CH2)6CH3
Glucerioe HOCH2CH(OH)CH2OH
Water
нон
Acetone
CH3COCH3

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