Match each substance with its strongest IMF. (Note: You may need to use a match more than once and not all matches may need to be used.)Question 1 options: boron trihydride Oxygen gas hydrogen bromide hydrogen fluoride 1.dispersion2.dipole-dipole3.H-bonding 4.Ion-dipole

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EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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ISBN:9781305446021

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Chapter39: Preparation Of An Α, Β-unsaturated Ketone Via Michael And Aldol Condensation Reactions

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Match each substance with its strongest IMF. (Note: You may need to use a match more than once and not all matches may need to be used.)

Question 1 options:

	boron trihydride
	Oxygen gas
	hydrogen bromide
	hydrogen fluoride

1.	dispersion
2.	dipole-dipole
3.	H-bonding
4.	Ion-dipole

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