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Bonding with intermolecular forces: 1.) is CH3CI a hydrogen bonding? yes or no? 2.) is CH3CI dipole-dipole interactions? Yes or no? 3.) is CH3CI a london dispersion forces? Yes or no?
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Bonding with intermolecular forces:
1.) is CH3CI a hydrogen bonding? yes or no?
2.) is CH3CI dipole-dipole interactions? Yes or no?
3.) is CH3CI a london dispersion forces? Yes or no?
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1. yes
2. yes
3. No
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