Question 16 Draw the Lewis structure for a bromine molecule, Br2. When the substance of bromine melts, what interaction(s) are overcome? Select all that apply. O Metallic bonds O Dipole-dipole interactions OHydrogen bonding interactions O Covalent bonds OLondon Dispersion forces

Question 16 Draw the Lewis structure for a bromine molecule, Br2. When the substance of bromine melts, what interaction(s) are overcome? Select all that apply. O Metallic bonds O Dipole-dipole interactions OHydrogen bonding interactions O Covalent bonds OLondon Dispersion forces

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