Taking into account both the primary intermolecular force and polarizability, arrange the molecules in order of increasing strength of attraction between them. H H :Br: :Br: 小本本小 H H H Br: :Br : H :Cl: :Br: :Br: Substance A OA

Taking into account both the primary intermolecular force and polarizability, arrange the molecules in order of increasing strength of attraction between them. H H :Br: :Br: 小本本小 H H H Br: :Br : H :Cl: :Br: :Br: Substance A OA

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Taking into account both the primary intermolecular force and polarizability, arrange the molecules in
order of increasing strength of attraction between them.
H
H
:Br:
:Br:
小玉木林
H
H
H
H
H
Br:
:Br
Br:
H
:CI:
: Br:
: Br:
Substance A
A<D<B<C
D<B<A<C
C<D<A <B
A<B<C<D
O D<C<B<A
Substance B
Substance C
Substance D

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