Question
Molecular crystals consist of molecules held together by intermolecular forces. Ice is a good example. In ice, water molecules are held together by ______, and by London dispersion forces. Intermolecular forces are _______ than ionic or covalent bonds. Hence, molecular crystals have _______ melting points.
1.) Van der Waals forces; weaker; low
2.) hydrogen bonds; stronger; high
3.) hydrogen bonds; weaker; low
4.) Van der Waals forces; stronger; high
1.) Van der Waals forces; weaker; low
2.) hydrogen bonds; stronger; high
3.) hydrogen bonds; weaker; low
4.) Van der Waals forces; stronger; high
Answers
What have you learned about IM forces?
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