Identify the pair of molecules that contain the strongest ion-dipole forces. O sodium chloride and fluorine gas O Calciumn oxide and methane O potassium fluoride and nitrogen trifluoride O rubidium iodide and calcium chloride O cesium bromide and borontrihydride

Identify the pair of molecules that contain the strongest ion-dipole forces. O sodium chloride and fluorine gas O Calciumn oxide and methane O potassium fluoride and nitrogen trifluoride O rubidium iodide and calcium chloride O cesium bromide and borontrihydride

Chemistry: Principles and Practice

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Chapter11: Liquids And Solids

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Identify the pair of molecules that contain the strongest ion-dipole forces.
O sodium chloride and fluorine gas
O Calciumn oxide and methane
O potassium fluoride and nitrogen trifluoride
O rubidium iodide and calcium chloride
O cesium bromide and borontrihydride

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