Question 4 0.53/0.71 pts The strongest intermolecular interactions between propa

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Question 4 0.53/0.71 pts The strongest intermolecular interactions between propanol CH3CH2CH2OH) molecules arise from hydrogen bonding The strongest intermolecular interactions between carbon dioxide molecules arise fromSelect ] The strongest intermolecular interactions between octane (CgH18) molecules arise from London dispersion forces The strongest intermolecular interactions between diethyl ether (CH3CH2OCH2CH3) molecules arise from I Select ] Answer 1: hydrogen bonding Answer 2: hydrogen bonding Answer 3: London dispersion forces Answer 4:

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1)

CH3CH2CH2OH has hydrogen attached to oxygen.

SO, they form hydrogen bond

Answer: Hydrogen bond

2)

CO2 is non polar due to its linear shape

So, only force in CO2 is London Dispersion forces

Answer: London Dispersion forces

3)

C8H18 is non polar

So, only force in C8H18 is London Dispersion forces

Answer: London Dispersion forces

4)

CH3CH2OCH2CH3 is polar in nature as there are lone pairs on O

So, the force is dipole-dipole force

Answer: dipole-dipole force

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