Question

What are the Dipole Dipole forces in Chemistry?

Answer 1

it is attractive force between positive end of one molecule and negative end of another molecule

Answer 2

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➨ Dipole-Dipole forces act between the molecules processing permanent dipole .

➨ Ends of the dipoles poses 'Partial charges' and these charges are shown by Greek letter Delta .

➨ The polar molecules interact with neighbouring molecules shows electron cloud distribution in the dipole of hydrogen Chloride and shows dipole dipole interaction between two HCL molecules, as shown in the figure above .

➨ This interaction is stronger than the London forces but is weaker than Ion Ion interaction because only partial charges are involved .

➨ The attractive force decreases with the increase of distance between the Dipoles.