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why is there inter molecuoler force in particles?

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Intermolecular forces are the forces of attraction between different atoms or molecules of a substance. These arise due to difference in electronegativites of the atoms, formation of instantaneous dipole or due to hydrogen bonding between hydrogen atom of one molecule and O,N or F atoms of other molecule.

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