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Ion-Dipole |
Definition: Ion is attracted to opposite charge on a polar molecule Relative strength: Strongest |
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Dipole-Dipole |
Definition: Polar molecules' opposite dipoles attract one another Relative strength: 3rd Strongest |
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Dipole-Induced Dipole |
Definition: Polar molecule induces a dipole in non-polar molecule. Directly proportional to size of electron clouds. Relative Strength: 4th Strongest |
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Induced Dipole-Induced Dipole (London Dispersion) |
Definition: non-polar molecules form transient dipole moments and attract each other. Relative strength: weakest |
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Hydrogen Bonds |
Definition: Molecules with X-H and Y-H combine (where X and Y are F, N, or O) Relative Strength: 2nd Strongest *Important for water's special properties (i.e. density of ice, capillary action, surface tension, etc) |
