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(a). Interactions formed between the sodium ion and oxygen atoms of water molecules are Ion-dipole interactions.
(b). Interactions formed between the chloride ion and hydrogen atoms of water molecules are Ion-dipole interactions.
(c). Interactions between the ions of sodium chloride is Ionic-bonding.
(d). Interactions involving ion ion attractions is Ionic-bonding.
(e). Interactions between the water molecules is Hydrogen-bonding.
(f). Interactions involving dipole dipole attractions is dipole-dipole interaction.
(g). Solvent-solvent interactions is Hydrogen-bonding.
(h). Solute-solute interactions is ionic bonding.
(i). Solute-solvent interactions is Ion-dipole interactions.
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