The strongest intermolecular interactions between hydrogensulfide (H 2 S) molecu

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The strongest intermolecular interactions between hydrogensulfide (H2S) molecules arise from A. dipole-dipole forces B. London dispersion forces C. Hydrogen bonding D. ion-dipole interactions E. disulfide linkages can u please explain why ur answer is right? The strongest intermolecular interactions between hydrogensulfide (H2S) molecules arise from A. dipole-dipole forces B. London dispersion forces C. Hydrogen bonding D. ion-dipole interactions E. disulfide linkages can u please explain why ur answer is right?

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INTERmolecular means between molecules not within.  The two strongest intermolecular interactions are H-bonding and disulfide linkages.  S does not have the capacity to H-bond therefore leaving disulfide linkages as the strongest.  Disulfide linkages happen very often in proteins, a good example would be your hair.

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