I have listed here what I believe are the intermolecule forcesfor each, but I am

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I have listed here what I believe are the intermolecule forcesfor each, but I am unsure if I am correct. Please help! What type of intermolecular forces must be overcome inconverting each of the following from a liquid to a gas? liquid oxygen, O2   -   londondispersion Cyclohexane, C6H12   -   londondispersion Methyl bromide,CH3Cl   -   london dispersion,dipole-dipole methanol, CH3OH   -   londondispersion, H-bonding methylamine, CH3NH2   -   londondispersion, H-bonding ethylmethylamine,C2H5NHCH3   -   london dispersion,H-bonding nitropropane,C3H7NO2   -   london dispersion,H-bonding trimethylamine,(CH3)3N   -   london dispersion,H-bonding ethylmethylether, C2H5OCH3   -   london dispersion,H-bonding I have listed here what I believe are the intermolecule forcesfor each, but I am unsure if I am correct. Please help! What type of intermolecular forces must be overcome inconverting each of the following from a liquid to a gas? liquid oxygen, O2   -   londondispersion Cyclohexane, C6H12   -   londondispersion Methyl bromide,CH3Cl   -   london dispersion,dipole-dipole methanol, CH3OH   -   londondispersion, H-bonding methylamine, CH3NH2   -   londondispersion, H-bonding ethylmethylamine,C2H5NHCH3   -   london dispersion,H-bonding nitropropane,C3H7NO2   -   london dispersion,H-bonding trimethylamine,(CH3)3N   -   london dispersion,H-bonding ethylmethylether, C2H5OCH3   -   london dispersion,H-bonding

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I think they're all right. I checked them myself.

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