.4. For each intermolecular force below, in your own words in a few sentences explain its physical chemical basis (that is, what causes it). You may include a sketch as needed. .4a. London dispersion force .4b. Dipole-dipole

.4. For each intermolecular force below, in your own words in a few sentences explain its physical chemical basis (that is, what causes it). You may include a sketch as needed. .4a. London dispersion force .4b. Dipole-dipole

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