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Dispersion forces result from
A) Molecules moving electrons around on otherwise non-polar molecules thus resulting in a temporary dipole.
B) Attraction of dipolar molecules to each other.
C) Very strong attraction of partially positively charged hydrogen atoms to unshared electron pairs.
D) Attraction of dipolar molecules.
E) Attraction of ions to ions.
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