Which of the following illustrates an everyday-life example of how London forces are induced?

A. The attraction of a magnet with a metal object
B. The attraction of your hair to a balloon after the balloon is rubbed against it
C. The attraction between sodium and chloride in table salt
D. The attraction of an object to Earth through gravity

Question

Which of the following illustrates an everyday-life example of how London forces are induced?

 		A.	The attraction of a magnet with a metal object
 		B.	The attraction of your hair to a balloon after the balloon is rubbed against it
 		C.	The attraction between sodium and chloride in table salt
 		D.	The attraction of an object to Earth through gravity

vera_ewing · Answer

@ghuczek A or B?

vera_ewing · Answer

@JFraser A or B?

anonymous · Answer

Its either A or D actually. The London Force is thru endless contact. An object being pulled down could be endless or depending on how long the magnet is attached could be endless. But if you ask me, I would say D.

jfraser · Answer

I don't like any of the options, none of them seem entirely correct to me