Name the types of attractive forces that will contribute tothe interactions among atoms, molecules, or ions in thefollowing substances. Indicate the one(s) you expect topredominate.(a) Ne (b) ClF (c) F2 (d) BaCl2

Name the types of attractive forces that will contribute tothe interactions among atoms, molecules, or ions in thefollowing substances. Indicate the one(s) you expect topredominate.(a) Ne (b) ClF (c) F2 (d) BaCl2

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter9: Liquids And Solids

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Problem 33QAP

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Name the types of attractive forces that will contribute to
the interactions among atoms, molecules, or ions in the
following substances. Indicate the one(s) you expect to
predominate.
(a) Ne (b) ClF (c) F₂ (d) BaCl₂

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