Which of the following pairs of compounds can form H-bonds? For those that can, mark the...
Which of the following pairs of compounds can form H-bonds? For those that can, mark the position of the partial positive (δ+) and negative (δ-) charges in the molecules and indicate where the H-bonds will form. For those that can't form H-bonds, describe the strongest IMF available to that pair of compounds.
a.) HOH and HH
b,) HOH and HOH
c.) HHCO and HOH
d.) HHCO and HCOOH
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