is permant dipole dipole forces same as a permanent dipole?
is permant dipole dipole forces same as a permanent dipole? a level
as far as im aware yes, especially if youre talking about it in class. in the test papers always go with the MS wording which is permanent dipole.
I have noticed that mark schemes also write "Permanent Dipole(–dipole interactions)". Hope this helps.
I have noticed that mark schemes also write "Permanent Dipole(–dipole interactions)". Hope this helps.
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