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Which of the following inter-particle forces has the lowest potential energy? A. ion-ion interaction b. hydrogen bonding c. dipole-dipole interaction d. ion-dipole moment

Which of the following inter-particle forces has the lowest potential energy? A. ion-ion interaction b. hydrogen bonding c. dipole-dipole interaction d. ion-dipole moment
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Which of the following inter-particle forces has the lowest potential energy?

A. ion-ion interaction
b. hydrogen bonding
c. dipole-dipole interaction
d. ion-dipole moment

User Skagedal
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Answer:

b. hydrogen bonding.

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