Which of the following molecules can initiate ion-dipole interactions with water?NaN=N=DN:NEN-NHF:F:F::N-O :NEN: Which of the following molecules can participate in any kind of hydrogen bonding with water?O All of the choicesH.H-C=N-F:H-CEN:H-C-N=0H-C=N-C-HIHICIH

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Which of the following molecules can initiate ion-dipole interactions with water?
Na
N=N=DN
:NEN-NH
F:
F:
F:
:N-
O :NEN:

Which of the following molecules can participate in any kind of hydrogen bonding with water?
O All of the choices
H.
H-C=N-F:
H-CEN:
H-C-N=0
H-C=N-C
-
HI
HICIH

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