33 Study the four molecules. A. Molecule A B. Molecule B Study the four molecules. Which of the molecules would probably hydrogen bond 34 with water the strongest in liquid water? A. Molecule A C. Molecule C B. Molecule B D. Molecule D Study the four molecules. Which of the molecules would probably have only 35 London dispersion forces between like moleucles? H O=C Which of the molecules is for a nonpolar compound? C. Molecule C D. Molecule D H Molecule A H-Cl Molecule B CI Si....cl CI Molecule C CI- HICI Н H-C-F H Molecule D

33 Study the four molecules. A. Molecule A B. Molecule B Study the four molecules. Which of the molecules would probably hydrogen bond 34 with water the strongest in liquid water? A. Molecule A C. Molecule C B. Molecule B D. Molecule D Study the four molecules. Which of the molecules would probably have only 35 London dispersion forces between like moleucles? H O=C Which of the molecules is for a nonpolar compound? C. Molecule C D. Molecule D H Molecule A H-Cl Molecule B CI Si....cl CI Molecule C CI- HICI Н H-C-F H Molecule D

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