What is london force
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it is a very weak force also known for as dispersion force this forces can be seen in two plates of Graphite
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- London forces are the type of intermolecular attractive forces.
- These are associated with the non-polar molecules.
- Sometimes the temporary dipoles are formed due to unsymmetrical electronic charge distributed on one molecule.
- Due to this molecule, the neighbouring molecule develops an induced dipole.
- So, the induced dipole induced dipole interactions are also known as London forces or dispersion forces.
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