intermolecular forces

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What are London/ van der walls dispersion forces caused by?

Unenven distribution of electrons within atom, resulting in delta- and delta+ charge on either side.

Temporary dipole established and can induce a temporary dipole on another neighbouring atom

Random electron movement

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Where do London dispersion forces occur?

Exist between all atoms.

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How strong are van der walls forces?

Weak and easily broken, much weaker than covalent bonds.

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Why do atoms with more electrons have a stronger boiling point?

They experience stronger London forces

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When do permanent dipoles occur?

When two dipoles get close to each other they are attracted. They must be permanent (always have a difference in electronegativity)

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When do hydrogen bonds occur?

When a hydrogen is between 2 electronegative atoms.

Lone pair of electrons and covalently bonded to a H atom.

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Where is hydrogen bonding drawn/ how is it shown?

Between a lone pair and H

180^ angles

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What is the strongest type of intermolecular bond?

Hydrogen bonds

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