Direction: Compute and show your complete solution of the strength of the intermolecular forces between different molecules. After that, : determine the polarity and type/s of intermolecular forces of the following. a) Cl¹ and C6H₁4 b) SO₂ c) Na₂SO4 and H₂O d) CH3COOH and H₂O

Direction: Compute and show your complete solution of the strength of the intermolecular forces between different molecules. After that, : determine the polarity and type/s of intermolecular forces of the following. a) Cl¹ and C6H₁4 b) SO₂ c) Na₂SO4 and H₂O d) CH3COOH and H₂O

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Direction: Compute and show your complete solution of the strength of the intermolecular forces
between different molecules. After that, : determine the polarity and type/s of intermolecular forces of
the following.
a) Cl¹ and C6H₁4
b) SO₂
c) Na₂SO4 and H₂O
d) CH3COOH and H₂O

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