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A hydrogen bond is a special form of a(n) a. covalent bond. b. dipole-dipole force. C. ionic bond. d. London dispersion force.
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A hydrogen bond is a special form of a(n)

a. covalent bond.
b. dipole-dipole force.
C. ionic bond.
d. London dispersion force.

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B

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