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When the molar mass of acetic acid is determined in the solvents benzene or carbon tetrachloride...

When the molar mass of acetic acid is determined in the solvents benzene or carbon tetrachloride it's molecular weight is 120 g/mol. What are the main intermolecular forces that are between acetic acid molecules? What intermolecular forces must the solvents use to dissolve the acetic acid? Are these solvents capable of breaking all of the intermolecar interactions of acetic acid?

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