Chemistry, asked by reangmeska36, 6 months ago

intermolecular forces decrease on heating because?​

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Answered by Rishigaming
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Intermolecular forces are the attractions between the molecules, when temperature increase it developes more distance between molecule and because of this attraction decreases, resultingintermolecular force decreases.

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