The strength of intermolecular forces in liquids, solids, and gases depend directly on?

Explanation

OPTION A: The intermolecular forces are dependent on the distribution of electrons and the shape of the molecules, not on the speed of atoms themselves.OPTION B: The strength of intermolecular forces in liquids, solids, and gases does not depend directly on the motion of particles because intermolecular forces are due to the attractive forces between molecules and are not directly influenced by the kinetic energy of particles.OPTION C: The strength of intermolecular forces is affected by the distance between the molecules. As the distance between the molecules is increased, the intermolecular forces rapidly decrease in strength.OPTION D: It is not possible.