Question

what's the difference between ion-dipole and ion-induced dipole

alsso dipole-induced dipole and dipole-dipole?

Answer 1

well dipole-dipole is the intromelecular force that holds molecules next to each other. dipole diple happens between polar molecules.

Answer 2

what's the difference with the terms you said o.O

Answer 3

nothing they are the same term

Answer 4

ion-dipole interaction is between an ion and a dipole
ion-induced dipole interaction is between an ion and a non-polar molecule(the non-polar molecule becomes a dipole because of the ion,here)

similarly for dd and d ind d interactions

Answer 5

also ion dipole interactions are stronger than ion induced dipole interactions

Answer 6

could you give an example of those events? just for me to get the idea of how it looks like...i mean just examples of the molecules

Answer 7

Dipole dipole int eg HF

Dipole induced dipole int eg HF in I\[I{2}^{}\]