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On the GChem Assessment, it was asked "what forces keep NH3 together"
i figured since its interactions are limited to electrons, and the H's hanging off of it, that it would be only hydrogen bonding, but the answer was H-bonding and dipole dipole. is this saying that anywhere hydrogen bonding exists, dipole-dipole interactions exist? is that the case?
i figured since its interactions are limited to electrons, and the H's hanging off of it, that it would be only hydrogen bonding, but the answer was H-bonding and dipole dipole. is this saying that anywhere hydrogen bonding exists, dipole-dipole interactions exist? is that the case?