in which of the following diagrams, I-II, is a hydrogen bond correctly shown between molecules? ö: c-O- I. H. H. H. II. H- C- H- H. III. H. H. H. H. Note: H-bonds are possible for all combinations shown above, but the depiction of the H-bonds is not correct for a them. Please pay attention to the dotted line to make sure that both conditions are met. Only one of the 3 is correc O a. Ob. II С. II

in which of the following diagrams, I-II, is a hydrogen bond correctly shown between molecules? ö: c-O- I. H. H. H. II. H- C- H- H. III. H. H. H. H. Note: H-bonds are possible for all combinations shown above, but the depiction of the H-bonds is not correct for a them. Please pay attention to the dotted line to make sure that both conditions are met. Only one of the 3 is correc O a. Ob. II С. II

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