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Which statement compares the attractive forces that hold particles together?
A. Covalent bonding and Van der Waals forces join molecules
together; ionic and hydrogen bonding produce compounds.
B. Metallic and covalent bonds are strongly attractive; hydrogen
bonding and Van der Waals forces are weakly attractive.
C. Metallic and covalent bonds are weakly attractive; hydrogen
bonding and Van der Waals forces are strongly attractive.
D. Metallic bonds and Van der Waals forces are weakly attractive;
covalent and hydrogen bonds are strongly attractive,
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