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Describe the formation of London forces.
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Just to give you some more information, these are various things that could be marking points on a London Forces question:
- Electrons are always moving
- At any instant there could be a momentary uneven distribution of charge
- This is a temporary dipole
- This temporary dipole could induce a dipole in another molecule or atom, which would induce a dipole in another and so on
- Thus, at any instant there are many induced dipole-dipole interactions between atoms or molecules. These are London Forces.
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