In non-polar molecules, the strength of London forces depends on the number of _.
Correct answer: C. Atoms
- A. Moles
- B. Molecules
- C. Atoms
- D. All of these
Explanation
The greater the number of atoms in a given molecule, the greater the electron cloud and, hence the greater the strength of London dispersion forces.
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