Why does having a group 7 further down group increase melting point of haloalkane?
Is it something to do with imf?
Original post by milliex_grace1
Is it something to do with imf?
as you go down the group the proton number and electron number increase with the electrons increasing by 1 electron shell each time. When this happens the strength of the Van Der Waals forces increases as there are more electrons.
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