Though they are not hydrogen bonds, the presence of these cause alkyl halides to have higher boiling points than regular alkanes, and a vector quantity associated with these is proportional to their separation distance.
Though they are not hydrogen bonds, the presence of these cause alkyl halides to have higher boiling points than regular alkanes, and a vector quantity associated with these is proportional to their separation distance. Homonouclear diatomics cannot be used in infrared spectroscopy since they do not have a permanent one of these, and ones induced instantaneously account for a weak form of intermolecular forces named for London. For 10 points, identify these pairs of oppositely charged particles, which exist permanently in polar molecules such as water.
Though they are not hydrogen bonds, the presence of these cause alkyl halides to have higher boiling points than regular alkanes, and a vector quantity associated with these is proportional to their separation distance.
dipole [accept dipole moment until "separation distance;" prompt thereafter]