London dispersion forces are generally stronger than hydrogen bonding and thus require more energy to break.

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London dispersion forces are generally stronger than hydrogen bonding and thus require more energy to break.
		
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sweetburger · Answer

Extremely false. Hydrogen bonding is considered to be the strongest intermolecular force.

rhondasommer · Answer

ohhh I couldnt remember if it said weakest or strongest... SMH i need to get my life togeter

sweetburger · Answer

haha its all good XD

rhondasommer · Answer

you were righ tbtw it was the middle one :)

sweetburger · Answer

alright glad to hear it :D got pretty luck with that one

rhondasommer · Answer

lol i got 100% tho so your a life saver. I had to do a bunch of assignments so I have questions on a bunch...can you help for a while?

sweetburger · Answer

I have class at 5:10 so ask away until about 5:05.

sweetburger · Answer

im EST if that makes it any less confusing

rhondasommer · Answer

what time is it for you right now? lol that makes it easier

sweetburger · Answer

4:37

rhondasommer · Answer

oh okay :) its 1:37 for me :)

sweetburger · Answer

ahh the west coast