Generally, organic compounds have covalent bonds because the elements present are usually metalloids non-metals metal and non-metal metals The strongest intermolecular force that can possible be present in organic compounds with -OH or -NH groups is* Hydrogen bonding Induced dipole-dipole force Dipole-dipole force London dispersion force Which of the following compounds will have the lowest boiling point?" Hexanoic acid Нехапe

Generally, organic compounds have covalent bonds because the elements present are usually metalloids non-metals metal and non-metal metals The strongest intermolecular force that can possible be present in organic compounds with -OH or -NH groups is* Hydrogen bonding Induced dipole-dipole force Dipole-dipole force London dispersion force Which of the following compounds will have the lowest boiling point?" Hexanoic acid Нехапe

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Generally, organic compounds have covalent bonds because the elements
present are usually
metalloids
non-metals
metal and non-metal
metals
The strongest intermolecular force that can possible be present in organic
compounds with -OH or -NH groups is*
Hydrogen bonding
Induced dipole-dipole force
Dipole-dipole force
London dispersion force
Which of the following compounds will have the lowest boiling point? *
Hexanoic acid
Нехane
Dipropyl ether
Hexanol
O O
O O

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