What is the strongest intermolecular forces between a mixture of butane and hexane? Select one:O a. hydrogen bondsO b. ion-dipoleO c. ion-ionO d. induced dipole - induced dipole interactions (dispersion forces)O e. dipole-dipole

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What is the strongest intermolecular forces between a mixture of butane and hexane?

Select one:
O a. hydrogen bonds
O b. ion-dipole
O c. ion-ion
O d. induced dipole - induced dipole interactions (dispersion forces)
O e. dipole-dipole

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