Upload your answers to the following questions as a word document or pdf file. You may paste photos of your hand-drawn structures into your file. 1. Draw two molecules of SO2 interacting with the strongest intermolecular force present in a sample of pure SO2. 2. Look up the structure of the amino acid valine. Draw a molecule of valine hydrogen bonding to two water molecules.

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