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Krishna V.
May 17, 2017

Cooking oil consists of London dispersion forces.

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Cooking oil is a nonpolar compound, so it consists of no dipole-dipole or hydrogen bonds (are present only in polar compounds). The major type of bond in cooking oil is therefore London dispersion forces as the other two major forces are eliminated.

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