1. The reason ammonia is considered to have a dipole-dipole attraction is because
(a) each bond is a dipole
(b) the electrons in all the bonds cloud are displaced towards the nitrogen atom
(c) ammonia exists as several resonance structures that gives rise to dipole-dipole attractions
(d) a and c
the answer is (b)
Why is (a) incorrect? Why is (b) correct?
Are there any examples which exist as several resonance structures that gives rise to dipole-dipole attractions?
2. Why are London forces most pronounced at low temperature and high pressure?
3. [16.050(10^3)] / [(24.8-19.4)(1.057)(453.6)]
(10^3 is exact, while all the other numbers are not exact. )
Why is the answer cor. to 3 s. f., but not 2 s. f.?
(24.8-19.4 = 5.4, which has 2 s. f. )