My chemistry teacher said that london dispersion can be in any molecule either its polar or nonpolar so in activities we would answer two types of forces and one of the two is london dispersion force. When I watched your video, I got confused. Is my teacher correct? Please answer me please... Because I always have low scores on my exams 'cause our teacher is confusing...
All molecules have London forces yes. So here we always ask which is the stronger force present in a sample of molecules. So water has London forces AND H bridge forces, the stronger force is the H bridge force.
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My chemistry teacher said that london dispersion can be in any molecule either its polar or nonpolar so in activities we would answer two types of forces and one of the two is london dispersion force. When I watched your video, I got confused. Is my teacher correct? Please answer me please... Because I always have low scores on my exams 'cause our teacher is confusing...
All molecules have London forces yes. So here we always ask which is the stronger force present in a sample of molecules. So water has London forces AND H bridge forces, the stronger force is the H bridge force.
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