What is the dominant intermolecular force found between hydrogen fluoride molecules? Dipole Dispersion Hydrogen Intramolecular

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Darien Miller · Answer 1 · 2024-09-19T17:24:28+0000

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Hydrogen-Bonding Force

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Molecules that can participate in Hydrogen bonding are N, O, or F. This compound also has a dipole-dipole but the hydrogen bonding is stronger. Fluorine is highly electronegative hence hydrogen bonding is the strongest.

What is the dominant intermolecular force found between hydrogen fluoride molecules? Dipole Dispersion Hydrogen Intramolecular

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