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IM forces and polarity
(Updated 3-30-16) Intermolecular forces and polarity: (Yes, I know these are also in the covalent compounds section, but I figured that adding them here would make them easier to find.) Polarity practice worksheet: Behold the wonder of polarity stuff! Polarity … Continue reading
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Intermolecular forces
Now that you’re a professional polarity-learning person, it’s time to become a pro at the whole intermolecular forces thing. As I’m sure your teacher has told you, intermolecular forces are as exciting as a monkey knife fight and as useful … Continue reading
