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Ans: a. Hydrogen bonds
b. London forces
d. dipole-dipole forces
Hydrogen bonding is present between -OH groups of two different hexanol molecules. Hydrogen bonding is the major force. Along with it London forces/dispersion forces play a minor role. Due to polar O-H bond dipoles are formed which attract other dipoles. So dipole-dipole forces also must be overcome for hexanol vaporization.
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