question archive van der waal forces are intermolecular forces but covalent (between atoms) and ionic bonds(between ions) are intramolecular forces
van der waal forces are intermolecular forces but covalent (between atoms) and ionic bonds(between ions) are intramolecular forces
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van der waal forces are intermolecular forces but covalent (between atoms) and ionic bonds(between ions) are intramolecular forces. Explanation
.Ionic bonds are electrostatic force of attraction between oppositely charged ions and the covalent bond is a bond in which sharing of electron is involved between atoms.Ionic and covalent actually holds atoms or ions together with in a molecule. lets talk about van der wall it is a force between molecules by creating negetive and positive pols on molecules.it actually holds molecules toghether Explanation: .
