V CO2 (carbon dioxide) or H₂O (water) has the lower freezing point. The strongest intermolecular forces of the compound with the lower freezing point are 1. CO2 (carbon dioxide) 2. H₂O (water) 3. ion-dipole forces 4. hydrogen-bonding forces 5. dipole-dipole forces 6. ion-induced dipole forces 7. dipole-induced dipole forces 8. dispersion forces

V CO2 (carbon dioxide) or H₂O (water) has the lower freezing point. The strongest intermolecular forces of the compound with the lower freezing point are 1. CO2 (carbon dioxide) 2. H₂O (water) 3. ion-dipole forces 4. hydrogen-bonding forces 5. dipole-dipole forces 6. ion-induced dipole forces 7. dipole-induced dipole forces 8. dispersion forces

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Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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