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London Dispersion Forces
- Found in all molecules, polar or nonpolar
- Caused by temporary dipoles in the electron cloud
- More electrons = more polarizable = stronger LDFs
- More contact area (long, flat shapes) → stronger
Hydrogen Bonding
- H bonded directly to N, O, or F
- Strongest type of dipole–dipole attraction
- Why H₂O has such a high boiling point
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What must H bond to for hydrogen bonding?
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• Found in all molecules
• More electrons = stronger LDFs
• Caused by temporary dipoles
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• H bonded to N, O, or F
Hydrogen bonds are much weaker than covalent bonds, but stronger than ordinary dipole–dipole attractions.
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Which substance has the highest boiling point?