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In a various form of matter the constituent particles are held together with different types of forces. The extent of forces depends on the nature of the substances.
Solubility of `O_(2)` in water is due to_______

A

dipole-dipole forces

B

dipole-induced dipole forces

C

ion-dipole forces

D

hydrogen bonding

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