Certain derivatives of phenol such as $K r (p h e n o l)_{2}, X e (p h e n o l)_{2}, R n (p h e n o l)_{2},$ etc., may result due to which type of interaction ?

dipole - dipole

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ion-dipole

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ion-induced dipole

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dipole-induced dipole

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Solution

The correct option is D dipole-induced dipole
Phenol is a dipole and it induces dipole into inert gas atoms.
Hence, $K r (p h e n o l)_{2}, X e (p h e n o l)_{2}, R n (p h e n o l)_{2},$ may result due to dipole-induced dipole interactions.

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