Which of the follwingnon-Covalent Interactions has the longest effechvedistance?a) Dispersion (van der Waals forces)b) Dipole-dipole nterachmsO) lon- dipole 1Interachion>d) len- lon dipole Internctionse) repulsionWhich of the following chemical properhes defer mine the elkctrc chpole maomont ofnolecule ?a) Bond longth6) Charges of the bond nuclic) Aromahcityd) None of the abovee) All of the aboveWhich of the following physicochemical property is characterish@ of water?a) Hhgh Swrface tension6) Low density<) cow boiling) hgn interfacial tension with polar organic solventsPointO None cf the abore

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Which et the fllowing non-Covalont Interacthons has the longest effectve distance? a) Dispersion (van der Waals forces) b) Dipole-dipole merachms O) lon- dipole Interachion) d) lon- lon dipole Interachons e) repulsion Which of the following chemical properhes defer mine the eketre cipoke mument of nokcule ? a) Bond longth 6) Charges of the bond nucei c) Aramahcity d) None of the above e) All of the above Which of the fllowing physicochemical property is characterishe of water? a) Hgh Surface tension ) Low densihy =) cow boiling -) Hign interfacial tension with polar organic solvents Point None cf the above

Which et the fllowing non-Covalont Interacthons has the longest effectve distance? a) Dispersion (van der Waals forces) b) Dipole-dipole merachms O) lon- dipole Interachion) d) lon- lon dipole Interachons e) repulsion Which of the following chemical properhes defer mine the eketre cipoke mument of nokcule ? a) Bond longth 6) Charges of the bond nucei c) Aramahcity d) None of the above e) All of the above Which of the fllowing physicochemical property is characterishe of water? a) Hgh Surface tension ) Low densihy =) cow boiling -) Hign interfacial tension with polar organic solvents Point None cf the above

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