Which type of attraction results from the formation of weak momentary dipoles? A. ionic B. metallic C. dipole-dipole D. Van der Waals forces

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Which type of attraction results from the formation of weak momentary dipoles?

A. ionic
B. metallic
C. dipole-dipole
D. Van der Waals forces

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Turn on Show charge. What is the charge of each ion?

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