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The higher melting point of subtances the higher will be there the intermolecular forces?
The higher melting point of subtances the higher will be there the intermolecular forces?
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Eshan
Approved Tutor Answer7 Years agoDear student,
Yes. The larger the intermolecular forces, the more difficult it would be to break the bonds and so higher energy would be required to melt the substance, and so the melting point would be higher.
Regards.
Yes. The larger the intermolecular forces, the more difficult it would be to break the bonds and so higher energy would be required to melt the substance, and so the melting point would be higher.
Regards.
Deepak Kumar Shringi
Approved Tutor Answer7 Years agoyes thats ture because when we melt something intermolecular bonds get break if subtance has low melting point that means its easy to break those bonds or in other words lower intermolecualr forces are there
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