The intermolecular forces present in NH3 include which of the following? I. ion-dipole II. dipole-dipole III. london dispersion IV. hydrogen bonding П, II and IV a. O b. 1 and III I and III Oc. Od.I. II, III and IV II and IV е.

The intermolecular forces present in NH3 include which of the following? I. ion-dipole II. dipole-dipole III. london dispersion IV. hydrogen bonding П, II and IV a. O b. 1 and III I and III Oc. Od.I. II, III and IV II and IV е.

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The intermolecular forces present in NH3 include which of the following?
I. ion-dipole
II. dipole-dipole
III. london dispersion
IV. hydrogen bonding
II, III and IV
a.
II and III
I and III
Od.! II, III and IV
II and IV
e.

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