Chemistry, 08.02.2021 06:40, guadalupemarlene2001

Will mark brainliest! Which of the following illustrates an everyday-life example of how london forces are induced?
A. The attraction of an object to earth through gravity
B. The attraction of a magnet with a metal object
C. The attraction of your hair in a balloon after the balloon is rubbed against it
D. The attraction between sodium and chloride in table salt

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