Which substance is wrongly paired with the bonding found between the molecules of that substance?

N H_{3}

- hydrogen bonding

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F_{2}

- van der waals (dispersion) forces

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H C l

- dipoles

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C H_{4}

- dipoles

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N a C l (a q)

- molecule-ion attraction

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Solution

The correct option is E $C H_{4}$ - dipoles

Weak van der Waals forces exist between molecules of $C H_{4}$ instead of dipole bonding.

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Which substance is wrongly paired with the bonding found between the molecules of that substance?

The correct option is E CH4- dipolesWeak van der Waals forces exist between molecules of CH4 instead of dipole bonding.

The correct option is E $C H_{4}$ - dipoles

Weak van der Waals forces exist between molecules of $C H_{4}$ instead of dipole bonding.