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Intermolecular forces are

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inversely proportional to intermolecular distances.

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directly proportional to intermolecular distances.

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Intermolecular forces does not depend on intermolecular distances.

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None of these

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Solution

The correct option is A
inversely proportional to intermolecular distances.

In gases, intermolecular distances are maximum and intermolecular forces are least and in solids, intermolecular distances are least and intermolecular forces are maximum. So intermolecular forces are inversely proportional to intermolecular distances.

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