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Part 1: Draw: a) 4-s-butyloctane b) n-propylbenze Part 2 : Identify the main type of bonding...

Part 1:

Draw:

a) 4-s-butyloctane

b) n-propylbenze

Part 2 : Identify the main type of bonding for: (London forces, Dipole-dipole or H-bonding)

a)Cr

b)Na2S

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