Favorable forces

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Ian_Lee_1E
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Favorable forces

Postby Ian_Lee_1E » Wed Dec 09, 2020 7:54 pm

Hello,

what forces are considered favorable??

And how do you compare whether ones more favorable?

Ex.

NH3 has hydrogen bond, london dispersion, and dipole dipole.

which force is the most favorable?
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Taylor K 2D
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Re: Favorable forces

Postby Taylor K 2D » Wed Dec 09, 2020 8:06 pm

I think a favorable force just refers to the force that acts as the main intermolecular/bonding force. So in NH3, I think hydrogen would be the more favorable force because it's the strongest IMF for NH3. I hope that helps!
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