Question 11Not yet answeredFlag questionSolution formation between hexane CH3(CH2)4CH3and octane CH3(CH2₂) 6CH3 is governed by which kindof intermolecular force of attraction?Select one:O a. dipole-dipoleO b. H-bondingO c. London dispersion forcesO d. ion-dipole

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Solution formation between hexane CH3(CH₂)4CH3 and octane CH3(CH₂)6CH3 is governed by which kind of intermolecular force of attraction? Select one: O a. dipole-dipole O b. H-bonding O c. London dispersion forces O d. ion-dipole

Solution formation between hexane CH3(CH₂)4CH3 and octane CH3(CH₂)6CH3 is governed by which kind of intermolecular force of attraction? Select one: O a. dipole-dipole O b. H-bonding O c. London dispersion forces O d. ion-dipole

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