Chemistry, 26.08.2021 20:50, daverius3153

Identify the most important, i. e. strongest, types of interparticle forces present in the solids of each of the following substances. (a) SeO2 dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding (b) CaF2 dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding (c) C6H6 dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding (d) P4O10 dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding (e) Ne dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding (f) NaCl dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding (g) H2O2 dipole-dipole forces hydrogen bonding ionic forces London dispersion metallic bonding

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