The difference between the boiling points of the ICl (b.p. 97 ˚C; MA: 160 g / mol) and Br2 (b.p. 59 ˚C; MA: 160 g / mol) molecules is due to which of the following interactions? a) Hydrogen bonds b) Dipole-dipole interaction and London dispersion forces c) London dispersion forces d) Hydrogen bonds and dipole-dipole interaction forces e) dipole-dipole interaction forces

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