5. The image below shows a pure substance that contains one type of molecule. What type of intermolecular force is represented by the dashed yellow line? O A. lonic O B. Dipole-dipole O C. Dipole-induced dipole O D. London dispersion

5. The image below shows a pure substance that contains one type of molecule. What type of intermolecular force is represented by the dashed yellow line? O A. lonic O B. Dipole-dipole O C. Dipole-induced dipole O D. London dispersion

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O O Dipole-induced dipole
O D London dispersion
5. The image below shows a pure substance that contains one type of molecule. What type of intermolecular force is represented by the dashed yellow line?
O A. lonic
OB. Dipole-dipole
OC. Dipole-induced dipole
O D. London dispersion
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