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10. Stronger IMFs (intermolecular forces) lead to... ? 1.higher MP and BP 2. unique coloration of compounds 3.lower MP and BP 4. weird names of compounds
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10. Stronger IMFs (intermolecular forces) lead to... ?

1.higher MP and BP

2. unique coloration of compounds

3.lower MP and BP

4. weird names of compounds

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High melting and boiling points only due to large amount of energy needed to overcome those strong forces
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