Chemistry, asked by zithbear6302, 11 months ago

Dipole-dipole interactions are present in which of
the following pairs.
A.
Cl2 and CCl4
B.
HCl and He atoms
C.
HCl and H2S
D.
SiF4 and He atoms

Answers

Answered by AbdJr10
4

Answer:

C. Will be correct answer

Explanation:

all others pair are not dipole pairs

Answered by ravilaccs
0

Answer:

The correct answer is (B) HCl and He Atoms.

Explanation:

The forces or interactions, which occur between a polar molecule and a nonpolar molecule or with an atom are termed as Dipole -induced dipole interactions.

Here, HCl is polar while helium is non-polar; thus, it is an example of Dipole induced dipole.

In other options given:

(A) H2O and Alcohol are both polar.

(C) SiF4 and He atom are both non-polar.

(D) Cl2 and CCl4 are both non-polar molecules.

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