What Are Intermolecular Forces | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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am i the only one who can't understand this

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Watch the video on 1.25x speed to save your precious time 🙃

[@ButterflySimmer]

Thank you, london and van das Vas forces are the same.

[@phantomblaster8462]

No

[@shahla7054]

London Dispersion and Vander Waal Forces cannot be interchangeable...

[@sixtenedits]

True London force is sub topic of vanderwaal force, and both do same thing, create momentary dipole ,but the point is #vandervaal forces are there b/w any type of molecules ,polar/non polar #London forces are b/w Non polar molecules only

[@PhatzKitchen]

This video should be reviewed. Van der Waals is a combination of Keesom, Debye and London forces. No 3 should be London forces

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Phatz Kitchen I also think the same

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Phatz Kitchen and it is also missing ion-ion and ion-dipole

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Where does ion-dipole fit in all of this?

[@patriciamurray1184]

The end on that ended abruptly and cut off what the presenter was saying.

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Good spot, thank you Patricia. It should have ended with saying: "hydrogen bonds exist between a hydrogen atom of one molecule and a fluorine, oxygen or nitrogen atom on a neighbouring molecule." h

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[@aaronjacobamadorsalazar1934]

Are the covalent and Ionic bonds much stronger because they merge orbits and electrons whereas the atoms in the intermolecular forces just attract but never touch each other?

[@athenaenergyshine7616]

why do the forces of van der waals get stronger as you get down the group? how does the increasing radius and electron of atom affect this?

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what about london force?

[@evaduchaine4975]

hazem khaled I think its the same as van der Waals'

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Sir you should also include London force

[@kennethpatac341]

What is the importance of these forces to: 1. Lipid Structure 2. Nucleic Acid? help pleaseee

[@lanadelray9169]

For nucleic acid , there is covalent bond between the neighboring nucleotides to hold the nucleotides together and there is hydrogen bond between the strands to hold the strands together but as I said it’s H bond not covalent bond so a much weaker force and thus it makes replication easier , the two strands can easily get separated from each other by the DNA polymerase

[@lanadelray9169]

Ans one more I meant that the H bonds exist between the strands not between the neighboring nucleotides so that the neighboring nucleotides must always be connected but the two strands must get separated during replication See the structure of DNA to better understand this

[@MohamdRagabAmmar]

what is about ion-dipole and ion-induced dipole ?

[@fuseschool]

This might help: courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-chemistry/chapter/intermolecular-forces/

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What is definition of London force ?

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Why intermolecular forces also called wonder wall forces

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what about london forces

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van der *vaals* forces

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confusing.....

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That British(london) accent 😂

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do you always talk so slow? playing the video at 1.25 speed makes it sound normal

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