London Dispersion Forces | Chemistry

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Actually ldf are a subclass of van der walls which also include dipole - dipole , dipole induced dipole and hydrogen bonding

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Here's are some examples for each type: H2O, NH3, HF - Hydrogen bonding CH3OCH3, HCl - dipole-dipole Hydrogen bonding exists only if the H is directly connected to N/O/F. Dipole-dipole exists when there is a permanent dipole between the atoms (electronegativity difference is >0.4). The thing is hydrogen bonding is actually a type of dipole-dipole, it's just that it's stronger due to the electronegativity difference between H and N/O/F.

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H2 is weak. Less electrons the more weak London forces.

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Benzeene is hydrocarbon or not ? Bcz in aromatic character of benzeene, it is showing that benzeene is planar while hydrocarbons are non-planar... ?

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