Which of these are examples ofmolecular compounds?[Select all that apply.]O H2OO NH3NaCIO HCIO CH3COOHMg(NO3)2O K2SO4O CaF2

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Which of these are examples of molecular compounds? [Select all that apply.] H2O NH3 NaCI HCI CH3COOH Mg(NO3)2 O K2SO4 O CaF2