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Among the intermolecular forces, which forces are typically the weakest?
dipole-dipole interactions
hydrogen bonds
dipole-induced dipole interactions
London dispersion forces
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London dispersion forces.
They arise from instantaneous induced dipoles and are generally the weakest of the listed intermolecular forces (weaker than dipole-dipole, dipole‑induced dipole, and especially hydrogen bonds), though they can become significant in large, highly polarizable molecules.
They arise from instantaneous induced dipoles and are generally the weakest of the listed intermolecular forces (weaker than dipole-dipole, dipole‑induced dipole, and especially hydrogen bonds), though they can become significant in large, highly polarizable molecules.
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