London Dispersion Forces - Temporary Induced Dipole-Dipole, Van Der Waals Forces (A-Level Chemistry)

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How do you know if a molecule like SeF4 has temporary dipole dipole interactions or permanent dipole dipole interactions ?

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It depends if the molecule is polar or non-polar. And Remember all molecules have temporary dipole-dipole interactions between them! If polar, molecules also have permanent dipole-dipole interactions. SeF4 is a polar molecule (it has a see-saw shape), meaning there would be permanent dipole-dipole interactions between molecules of SeF4.

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