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The high boiling points and water solubility for smaller amides is due to what intermolecular force? A) ionic B) hydrogen bonding C) dispersion D) London E) ion-dipole

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Chapter16: Amines And Amides

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Problem 16.51E

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The high boiling points and water solubility for smaller amides is due to what
intermolecular force?
A) ionic
B) hydrogen bonding
C) dispersion
D) London
E) ion-dipole

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