Directions: Classify the force that holds the given particles ion-dipole, dipole-dipole, hydrogen dispersion. Draw their complete LED structure. 1. NH3 --- NH3 2. Br2 --- Br2 3. K* --- H,O bond or Lond ..-

Directions: Classify the force that holds the given particles ion-dipole, dipole-dipole, hydrogen dispersion. Draw their complete LED structure. 1. NH3 --- NH3 2. Br2 --- Br2 3. K* --- H,O bond or Lond ..-

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Directions: Classify the force that holds the given particles as
ion-dipole, dipole-dipole, hydrogen
dispersion. Draw their complete LED structure.
1. NH3 --- NH3
2. Br2 --- Br2
3. K* --- H,O
4. HCI --- H,0
bond or London
-..

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