LDF forces

[Melody Haratian 2J]

Do ion-ion interactions have LDF forces?

[Taylor K 2D]

Yes! All molecules experience London Dispersion Forces!

[Tessa House 3A]

Hi,
Yes, ions do have LDF forces because they still have electrons that are polarizable. Everything has LDF forces because they are due to instantaneous dipoles that form due to the distribution of electrons.

[Norah Gidanian 3D]

Yes. You should remember that all molecules will have LDF forces. But the bigger the molecule the more LDF forces it will have making the forces stronger.

[Aliya 1H]

All ion-ion interactions (and any other interactions) will experience london dispersion forces. The larger the molecule/ion, the larger the london dispersion forces.

[Olivia Smith 2E]

Yes ion-ion will experience LDF forces, however these forces will be minute compared to the forces enacted by ion-ion interaction.

[Eunice_Castro_1G]

Hi! So all molecules experience LDF, since they are fluctuating. Hope this helps!

[Lilly Catarozoli 1B]

Everything has LDF regardless of the bond type!

[John_Tran_3J]

It is known that LDF is in all forces, but it is strongest in non-polar molecules.

[AustinMcBrideDis3L]

All molecules exhibit LDF forces, many molecules have other forces as well such as ion-ion!