5. Build another hexane molecule and place it alongside the first one you built. (f) What types of intermolecular forces help hold hexane molecules to each other? (g) What aspect of the molecules' geometry makes these bonds effective?

5. Build another hexane molecule and place it alongside the first one you built. (f) What types of intermolecular forces help hold hexane molecules to each other? (g) What aspect of the molecules' geometry makes these bonds effective?

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