Question

#69. Label each compound with the type of attraction holding the particles together in the solid or liquid form: London forces, dipole-dipole forces, hydrogen bonds, or ionic bonds ammonia, NH3 KCI hexane, C6H14 lodine, 12 hydrogen bromide, HB! methanol, CH3OH QUESTION 13 Using the general rule of "ke dissolves like". choose the solvent in which the compound will be most soluble water or benzene (C6H6). ammonia, NH3 KCI hexane, C6H14 lodine, 12 hydrogen bromide, HBO methanol, CH3OH

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CAL OP (polari Dipole - Dipole forus Ammonia , NH₃ water - water Tonic bond KCl (polar) | LGH6 ) Benzene halter) London forces heromony Chy | (GG H I Benzene. London forus Todine. In water Dipole - Dapole Hydrogen Bromide MB matei Hydrogen bond methana! CH2OH. (polar) ammonia, NH3 (polar) kce (polar) Hesaine, chy. (Non polar) Iodine, Is. (non polar) romedi , HBr (polas) CH, OH ( methanol) polar) non-polar) pour les www 2 ohm