Intermolecular Forces and Intramolecular Forces | Chemistry

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I'm i right if i say metallic bond is within atoms i-e:- Na atom whereas ionic and covalent are with in molecules i-e:- NaCl ? Could anyone please explain this. I have my finals in few days. Thanking you in anticipation.

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what is the difference between induced dipole and London dispersion forces?

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Sir hf has hydrogen bonding it is an exceptional case how did u said it has dipole dipole forces?

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Well, the special type of dipole dipole force which exists in molecules made up of hydrogen atom and highly electronegative atoms like Nitrogen, Oxygen and Chlorine is also called Hydrogen Bonding. Hydrogen bond is nothing but dipole dipole force. Watch our video on dipole dipole force, you will get it... Thanks! 😊😊😊

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Sir plx reply intermolecular forces are possible in gases?

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Sor which force determine whether the compound will be solid or liquid?

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Kinetic. The intermolecular force of H20 is constant throughout its three states (gas,liquid,solid) the variable is amount of Kinetic energy.

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Intermolecular forces are present in the solid particles

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This is because of the intermolecular forces bro. Their magnitudes determine the state of a substance

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H2O hydrogen bond?

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isnt HF with HF hydrogen bond not dipole dipole

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hydrogen bond is a special type of dipole-dipole forces

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@@aguirrejanerie3983 I thought it's separate from dipole-dipole, together with london dispersion and ion-ion

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H20 is an example of inter molecular forces

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Inter-Molecular Forces -- are attractuve forces between molecules. -- INTER means BETWEEN. This forces usually exist in covalent compounds. ex : H - F H - F O - H - H O - H - H

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Hydrogen and Flourine are not attracted by dipole dipole forces. Their bonding is known as hydrogen bonding.

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Hydrogen bonding is a type of dipole dipole forces...!!!

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