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Explain Van-der-Waals force with example. |
Answer» It can be explain with 3 types. (a) Dipole and Dipole interaction : Dipole – Dipole interaction exists between polar molecules like NH3, SO2, HCl… Greater the dipole interaction greater is Vander Waal’s force. Hence such molecules liquefied easily. (b) Dipole & induced dipole interaction: A permanent dipole molecule can induce polarity in a non-polar molecular when comes near to each other. As a result between polar of non-polar molecule there exists force of attraction. (c) Induced dipole & Induced dipole interaction: Non polar molecules like, O2 and N2 having induced polarity on each other which is called Landon forces. When these two molecules comes near to each other the force increases. |
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