Electron Domain Geometry =Molecular Geometry%3DDipole moment (Circle One)YesNo5.)a.) For each of the following, match the types of intermolecular forces holding thematerials togetherplacing the proper letter in the space provided.A.) DispersionB.) IonicC.) Hydrogen BondingD.) Dipole-dipoleSF2AgClCH;CH2OHCH3NH3.b.) Which of the substances given has the highest vapor pressure?

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5.) a.) For each of the following, match the types of intermolecular forces holding the materials together by placing the proper letter in the space provided. A.) Dispersion B.) Ionic C.) Hydrogen Bonding D.) Dipole-dipole SF2 AgCl CH3CH2OH CH3NH3. b.) Which of the substances given has the highest vapor pressure?

5.) a.) For each of the following, match the types of intermolecular forces holding the materials together by placing the proper letter in the space provided. A.) Dispersion B.) Ionic C.) Hydrogen Bonding D.) Dipole-dipole SF2 AgCl CH3CH2OH CH3NH3. b.) Which of the substances given has the highest vapor pressure?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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