TASK 2: Answer ME! Directions: Read and understand the following questions and write the letter of the correct answer in a clean sheet of paper. 1. Which forces of attraction are present in the mixtures of ionic compounds and polar compounds? A. Dipole-Dipole Forces C. Ion-Dipole Forces B. Hydrogen Bond D. London Dispersion Forces 2. Which among the molecules has highest London dispersion forces? В. С12 — 34 е- A. F2 – 18 e- C. Br2 – 70 e- D. 12 – 106 e- 3. Which of the following is NOT true about Dipole-Dipole Forces? A. Forces of attraction between a cation or anion and a nonpolar molecule. B. Attractive forces between polar molecules. C. The partial negative side of a molecule is attracted by the partial positive side of another molecule. D. This force is stronger than the London Dispersion Forces but weaker than Ion-Dipole Forces and Hydrogen Bond.

TASK 2: Answer ME! Directions: Read and understand the following questions and write the letter of the correct answer in a clean sheet of paper. 1. Which forces of attraction are present in the mixtures of ionic compounds and polar compounds? A. Dipole-Dipole Forces C. Ion-Dipole Forces B. Hydrogen Bond D. London Dispersion Forces 2. Which among the molecules has highest London dispersion forces? В. С12 — 34 е- A. F2 – 18 e- C. Br2 – 70 e- D. 12 – 106 e- 3. Which of the following is NOT true about Dipole-Dipole Forces? A. Forces of attraction between a cation or anion and a nonpolar molecule. B. Attractive forces between polar molecules. C. The partial negative side of a molecule is attracted by the partial positive side of another molecule. D. This force is stronger than the London Dispersion Forces but weaker than Ion-Dipole Forces and Hydrogen Bond.

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