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Acetone is a polar molecule that is attracted to other acetone molecules through dipole-dipole interactions. The oxygen on the acetone, however, is not directly bonded to a hydrogen atom so it does not form hydrogen bonds with other acetone molecules.

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I would say that, based on the molecular formula (CH3COCH3), the intermolecular forces are London Dispersion forces (of course) as well as dipole-dipole forces since there is a dipole moment due to the electronegativitiy of the oxygen.

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no..it cannot...only carboxylic acid and aldehyde can hydrogen bond...hope that helps

ester ( ethylacetate) , ethers , ketones...do not hydrogen bond

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no acetone can bond with water but not with each other.

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inter mplecular hydrogen bonding

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