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Okay don't make fun of me for asking this, even if it's extremely easy for you, but I have a test tomorrow and cannot figure this out. How do you figure out if a nonpolar compound is a dipole- dipole attraction, dispersion force or hydrogen bond? I have some example but am unsure why they are named this way.
#1. Ex. of a dipole- dipole attraction - HCl, HI, and HBr
#2. Ex. of dispersion force - Br(subscript)2 , CH(subscript)4, and F 2.
#3. Ex. of hydrogen bond - H2O, and NH3
#1. Ex. of a dipole- dipole attraction - HCl, HI, and HBr
#2. Ex. of dispersion force - Br(subscript)2 , CH(subscript)4, and F 2.
#3. Ex. of hydrogen bond - H2O, and NH3