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Explain what interaction is in the hydrogen fluoride (hf) and hydrogen chloride (hct). which one do you expect to have a higher boiling temperature? why? 1.5 what type(s) of bonding would be expected for each of the following materials: ice, copper dioxide (cuo2), steel, silicon elastomer, and tungsten? and why?

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