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What intermolecular force is expected between molecules os pentane (C5H12) and Ar A. Hydrogen Bond B. London Dispersion Force C. Ion - Dipole Interaction D. Dipole - Dipole Interaction

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Chapter14: Liquids And Solids

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What intermolecular force is expected between molecules of:
pentane (C5H12) and Ar
A. Hydrogen Bond
B. London Dispersion Force
C. Ion Dipole Interaction
D. Dipole Dipole Interaction

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