Which intermolecular forces do the particles in the image (Br in water) experience? Note that the ion is not necessarily drawn to scale.5th attemptl See Periodic Table O See HintChoose one or more:A. London dispersionO B. dipole-dipoleO C. hydrogen bondingO D. ion-dipole

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Which intermolecular forces do the particles in the image (Br in water) experience? Note that the ion is not necessarily drawn to scale.
5th attempt
l See Periodic Table O See Hint
Choose one or more:
A. London dispersion
O B. dipole-dipole
O C. hydrogen bonding
O D. ion-dipole

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