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What is the binding force between molecules of a substance in a gas under ordinary conditions of temperature and pressure

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the binding force between the molecules of a gas under ordinary temprature and pressure is the intermolecular force of attaraction. These are called Vander Waals forces of attarction. They are not free to move. Although the intermolecular forces of attarction are very week, there is always some force of attarction in gases

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