45, 47 Select a bond/interaction that is NOT a "weak" interaction from the following list.O a. Hydrogen bondsO b. lonic interactions.O c. Disulfide bonds.O d. Van der Waals forces. CH2OHThe above figure shows the structure of aO a. Retinol.O b. Retinoic acid.O c. Retinal.O d. B-carotene.

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Select a bond/interaction that is NOT a "weak" interaction from the following list. O a. Hydrogen bonds O b. lonic interactions. O . Disulfide bonds. O d. Van der Waals forces.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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