Butter easily melts than potassium nitrate because the type of interaction in butter is while in potassium nitrate it is Induced dipole-dipole interaction, ion-ion interaction Induced dipole-dipole interaction, dipole-dipole interaction O London dispersion force, dipole-dipole interaction London dispersion force, ion-ion interaction Acetone easily evaporates than water. It can be explained by the weaker interaction between acetone molecules than interaction between water molecules." Dipole-dipole. Hydrogen bond O London dispersion forces. lon-ion O Dipole-dipole. lon-ion lon-ion, Hydrogen bond Hydrogen fluoride (HF) has higher boiling point than Hydrogen bromide (HBr) because of between HF molecules. ion-ion interaction lon-dipole interaction Dipole-dipole interaction Hydrogen bond O O O

Butter easily melts than potassium nitrate because the type of interaction in butter is while in potassium nitrate it is Induced dipole-dipole interaction, ion-ion interaction Induced dipole-dipole interaction, dipole-dipole interaction O London dispersion force, dipole-dipole interaction London dispersion force, ion-ion interaction Acetone easily evaporates than water. It can be explained by the weaker interaction between acetone molecules than interaction between water molecules." Dipole-dipole. Hydrogen bond O London dispersion forces. lon-ion O Dipole-dipole. lon-ion lon-ion, Hydrogen bond Hydrogen fluoride (HF) has higher boiling point than Hydrogen bromide (HBr) because of between HF molecules. ion-ion interaction lon-dipole interaction Dipole-dipole interaction Hydrogen bond O O O

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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