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postnew [5]
3 years ago
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PLEASE HELP DUE TODAY

Chemistry
1 answer:
Alexxx [7]3 years ago
5 0

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Q6

a) HCl dipole-dipole --> higher

I2 london dispersion

b) CH3F H-bonding --> higher ( higher Molecular mass)

CH3OH H-bonding

c) H2O H-bonding --> higher

H2S dipole-dipole

d) SiO2 dipole-dipole --> higher (the difference is higher in the electronegativity )

SO2 dipole-dipole

e) CH3OH H-bonding

CuO ionic-dipole --> higher because it is ionic compound

f) NH3 H-bonding (higher)

CH4 london dispersion

g) HCl dipole-dipole

NaCl ionic dipole--> HIGHER ionic compound

h) SiC london dispersion

Copper metallic bond --> higher

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