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1.) Define the following. Hydrogen bonds.
A.) The force between polar molecules when the opposite partial charges of a molecule exert a force on each other.
B.) Forces created by temporary dipoles that result from the movement of electrons in non-polar molecules.
C.) A force created by differences in electronegativity and the large size of the hydrogen atom make them especially strong.
D.) A force created by similarities in electronegativity and the small size of the hydrogen atom make them especially strong.
E.) A force created by differences in electronegativity and the small size of the hydrogen atom make them especially strong.
2.) Define the following. London dispersion forces.
A.) Forces created by temporary dipoles that result from the movement of electrons in non-polar molecules.
B.) The force between polar molecules when the opposite partial charges of a molecule exert a force on each other.
C.) A force created by differences in electronegativity and the small size of the hydrogen atom.
D.) A force created by differences in electronegativity and the large size of the hydrogen atom.
E.) The force between non-polar molecules when the opposite partial charges of a molecule exert a force on each other.
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