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10. Hydrogen can exist as a liquid only at very low temperatures. This is primarily because the attractive forces between the molecules are A)van der Waals forces B) ionic bonds…

10. Hydrogen can exist as a liquid only at very low temperatures. This is primarily because the attractive forces between the molecules are A)van der Waals forces B) ionic bonds…
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10. Hydrogen can exist as a liquid only at very low

temperatures. This is primarily because the attractive
forces between the molecules are
A)van der Waals forces
B) ionic bonds
C) hydrogen bonds
D) covalent forces

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b is the answer because ionic bonds are weaker than covalent forces

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