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The intermolecular forces between the molecular chains of fibres are?

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Vander Waals' forces

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Hydrogen bonds

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Dipole-dipole interactions

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Cross-links

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Solution

The correct option is B Hydrogen bonds
The intermolecular forces between the molecular chains of fibres are hydrogen bonds. They are weaker only when compared to cross-links. Kevlar and nylon-6,6 are fibres with hydrogen bonds between their molecular chains.

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