Consider the following molecules, which of these pure substance/s is/are expected to exhibit hydrogen bonds in theirliquid or solid phase?ин-с1и-ииethanol-0-H7-8-с-нacetaldehydeO Ethanol onlyO Acetaldehyde onlyO Ethanol and acetic acidx-C-C-0-nн-и11иO Ethanol, Acetic acid and AcetaldehydeO Ethanol and dimethyl etherO All of these compounds.4acelic acidقс-н1нdimethyle Select the type of intermolecular interactions in following pure and mixture of substances.CO₂ onlySO₂ onlyCO2 and CH₂Cl2CO₂ and SO₂✓ [Choose ]dispersion forcesdipole-induced dipole interactionsHydrogen bondingion-dipole interactionsdipole dipole interactions[Choose ][Choose ]<>

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Consider the following molecules, which of these pure substance/s is/are expected to exhibit hydrogen bonds in their liquid or solid phase? म и н -C 1 ܂ и - и 1 и ethanol ö ہ - - - -0-H acetaldehyde O Ethanol only O Acetaldehyde only O Ethanol and acetic acid 0: x-C-C-0-n O All of these compounds. и и O Ethanol, Acetic acid and Acetaldehyde O Ethanol and dimethyl ether 4 acelic acid ق -K 1 n dimethyle

Consider the following molecules, which of these pure substance/s is/are expected to exhibit hydrogen bonds in their liquid or solid phase? म и н -C 1 ܂ и - и 1 и ethanol ö ہ - - - -0-H acetaldehyde O Ethanol only O Acetaldehyde only O Ethanol and acetic acid 0: x-C-C-0-n O All of these compounds. и и O Ethanol, Acetic acid and Acetaldehyde O Ethanol and dimethyl ether 4 acelic acid ق -K 1 n dimethyle

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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