10. Dispersion forces are the only significant factor affecting boiling pointfor all the following compounds except? *Br2O Li:SO4O SiF.CH

Dispersion forces are the weak intermolecular forces which act between covalent molecules.

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10. Dispersion forces are the only significant factor affecting boiling poin- for all the following compounds except? * O Br: O Li:SO4 O SiF. O CH4

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10. Dispersion forces are the only significant factor affecting boiling point
for all the following compounds except? *
Br2
O Li:SO4
O SiF.
CH

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