Question

compare and contrast intermolecular forces (London dispersion, dipole-dipole, hydrogen bonding, and ion-dipole)

Answer 1

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Answer 2

what do you think?

Answer 3

how will compare the forces?

Answer 4

@aryandecoolest :)

Answer 5

Ah! k so u know what intermolecular forces are?

Answer 6

Anyways never mind , it exist between molecules and keep molecule together.

Answer 7

and yeah don't confuse between intra and inter. inter are weaker than intra molecular forces.... so here is next part if u r cleared with it

Answer 8

hmm so dipole is a molecule which both positive and negative regions ..

Answer 9

SO here a molecule has more affinity for other molecule like a polar molecule ( slightly more positive and slighty more negative for example H2O) Remember like north and south poles...

So a dipole-dipole comes into effect when a positive side of polar molecule attract negative side of another polar molecule see...in picture

Answer 10

here O (negative) getting attracted towards H(positive) Hope this part is clear.

Answer 11

@rvc if he is online he can understand better...

Answer 12

Ok so ion dipole force: force between ion and dipole molecule

Answer 13

@aryandecoolest ty
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