Question

(Covalently bonded molecules are seen to have strong bonds within the molecule,) but inter-molecular forces are weak.

Please explain this line, especially the part in brackets.
Class 10 Carbons and its Compounds

Answer 1

Answer:

as covalent bonds are made by sharing of electrons between the atoms they are much stronger within the molecule .......... intermolecular bonds are between 2 different molecules which are just attractive forces but no real bonds hence they're weaker...hope it helps ✌️