Question

When the elements fluorine, nitrogen and oxygen bond with hydrogen, they experience a particularly strong dipole-dipole interaction. What causes this interaction to be particularly strong?

Answer 1

A. The elements are both gases and form covalent bonds.
B. The elements form diatomic molecules and react with the alkali metals.
C. There is great difference in electronegativity and hydrogen has a small atomic size.
D. Both elements have low molecular masses and both typically need electrons to become stable.

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