QUESTION 11What is the strongest intermolecular force influencing the boiling point of the following molecule?NH2O lonic interactionO Dipole-Dipole interactionsO Hydrogen bondingO van der Waals attractions (aka London dispersion forces)QUESTION 12

QUESTION 11 What is the strongest intermolecular force influencing the boiling point of the follow NH O lonic interaction O Dipole-Dipole interactions O Hydrogen bonding van der Waals attractions (aka London dispersion forces)

QUESTION 11 What is the strongest intermolecular force influencing the boiling point of the follow NH O lonic interaction O Dipole-Dipole interactions O Hydrogen bonding van der Waals attractions (aka London dispersion forces)

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