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Name all the intermolecular forces acting within the particles of the following substances: 1. pentane, C-H,12 2. ethanol, CH,CH,OH 3. potassium phosphate, K3PO4

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Name all the intermolecular forces acting within the particles of the following substances:
1. pentane, C-H,12
2. ethanol, CH,CH,OH
3. potassium phosphate, K3PO4

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