Right now, my current answers to the spaces in the problem are as follows:1. Only dispersion forces2. Cohesive3. Little4. Ion-dipole interactions5. Cohesive6. Ion-dipole interactions7. Cohesive8. Much What I'm confused on is how the IMFs present in water and mercury contribute to their cohesive and adhesive properties. Even if my answers above are correct, I'm not confident in them. Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right.HelpResetstrongWater triesWater beads up on surfaces that are capable ofcohesiveto maximizeinteractions and will cover assurface area as possible.only dispersionforcesMercury only beads up on surfaces since it is capable of formingion-dipoleIt is capable ofinteractions with otherinteractionsmaterials.adhesiveWater "wets" surfaces that are capable ofThis is due to themuchformation of strongforces with the surface, and water willdipole-dipolesurface area as possible.Cover asinteractionslittleweak

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Right now, my current answers to the spaces in the problem are as follows:

1. Only dispersion forces

2. Cohesive

3. Little

4. Ion-dipole interactions

5. Cohesive

6. Ion-dipole interactions

7. Cohesive

8. Much

What I'm confused on is how the IMFs present in water and mercury contribute to their cohesive and adhesive properties. Even if my answers above are correct, I'm not confident in them.

Match the words in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right.
Help
Reset
strong
Water tries
Water beads up on surfaces that are capable of
cohesive
to maximize
interactions and will cover as
surface area as possible.
only dispersion
forces
Mercury only beads up on surfaces since it is capable of forming
ion-dipole
It is capable of
interactions with other
interactions
materials.
adhesive
Water "wets" surfaces that are capable of
This is due to the
much
formation of strong
forces with the surface, and water will
dipole-dipole
surface area as possible.
Cover as
interactions
little
weak

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