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Which of the bonding forces from the list below would need to be overcome to convert NH3 from a liquid to a gas? (Enter the letters in order of all that apply, e. g. AB, ABD, ACDE, etc.) A) Ionic B) Covalent C) Dispersion D) Dipolar E) Metallic F) Hydrogen G) Molecular H) None of the above

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