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Justice Solis

13 May, 21:06

The attraction between covalent molecules is less than the attraction between ionic substances. Because of this many covalent compounds are liquids or gases and many of them have a distinctive odor. An example would be gasoline. Which of the following then would most likely have an odor? A. KF B. CaO C. BaF2 D. C8H18

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