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Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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Rank the highlighted bonds in order of increasing length and in order of increasing strength. (a) H Length: shortest (Choose one) (b) (c) Strength: weakest (Choose one) H H XI (b) (c) (Choose one) H (Choose one) < (Choose one) V (Choose one) longest strongest X Ś
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Transcribed Image Text:Rank the highlighted bonds in order of increasing length and in order of increasing strength. (a) H Length: shortest (Choose one) (b) (c) Strength: weakest (Choose one) H H XI (b) (c) (Choose one) H (Choose one) < (Choose one) V (Choose one) longest strongest X Ś
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