**Question:**Based on the PEC diagram, which of the following has the **weakest** attractive forces? I. ion-ion II. ion-water III. water-water **PEC Diagram:**The diagram consists of an L-shaped graph with the following labels: - PE (potential energy) at the top left of the vertical axis.- D alongside the horizontal axis.- UD is at the top right above the horizontal line.- #C is at the far right end of the horizontal axis.**Answer Choices:**- ○ II and III- ○ II only- ○ I, II, and III- ○ I only- ○ I and III- ○ I and II

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Based on the PEC diagram, which of the following has the WEAKEST attractive forces? I. ion-ion II. ion-water III. water-water PE UD D #C

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