Practice problem
Do Van der Waals forces have a significant impact on the properties of water?
Yes, water is polar, and thus can easily induce dipoles in other molecules.
Yes, Van der Waals forces are the cause of water's polarity.
No, water is a polar molecule, so its polar interactions dominate its Van der Waals interactions.
No, water is capable of H bonding so it has no Van der Waals interactions
Type a concept, like “slope” or “photosynthesis”.
