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Difference Between Intermolecular and Intramolecular Forces

FoctorsStrength of intermolecular forces


Electronegative elements that bond intermolecularly with hydrogen.
FON
Fluorine
Oxygen
Nitrogen
VERY polar
Molecule Provider for H-Bond
H-Bond Donor
In H-Bonding, needs to bond to FON
Molecule provides a lone pair of H-Bond
H-Bond Acceptor
Just needs a lone pair
Intermolecular forces examples


Higher polarity
Higher boiling Point
(Dispersion Forces) Bigger molecules=
More polarization
More Ions
(Dispersion Forces) Greater Surface Areas=
More interatactions