Select all that apply.What types of intermolecular forces are present in the following compound?Hydrogen bondingIonic bondingVan der Waals forcesDipole-ole interactionsO O O C

1- There is no hydrogen bonding because molecules contain only hydrogen bond acceptor ( no hydrogen…

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