Question

What happens to the interaction energy of the dipole-induced dipole forces?

Answer 1

Dipole-induced dipole forces:

• It is a weak interaction that is formed by the polar molecule that induces a dipole in the atom/non-polar molecule by interrupting the placement of electrons in non-polar species.
• The interaction energy is corresponding to $\frac{1}{{\mathrm{r}}^6}$ ,where $\mathrm{r}$is the distance between two molecules.
• Induced dipole moment is dependent on the dipole moment present in the permanent dipole/the polarisability of the neutral molecule that is electrically charged.