Which forces are very significant in non-polar molecules like Cl2, H2 and noble gases?
Correct answer: C. London Dispersion Forces.
- A. Dipole-dipole.
- B. Induced dipole.
- C. London Dispersion Forces.
- D. Spontaneous induced dipole.
Explanation
Noble gases have very little intermolecular forces acting between them since they are monoatomic and unpolarised. Thus, only London dispersion forces act and these directly depend on the number of electrons in a compound. Thus, option C is correct.
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