What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solute molecules?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solvent molecules?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces form between the solute and solvent?

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Helena Trevino

Chemistry

31 January, 10:07

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solute molecules?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solvent molecules?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces form between the solute and solvent?

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Giovanny Grimes · Answer 1

The type of bonds that needs to be disrupted between any molecules in making a solution would be the intermolecular forces which can be any of the following:

Hydrogen bonds, dipole-dipole bonds and London Forces.

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What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solute molecules?What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solvent molecules?What types of bonds or intermolecular forces form between the solute and solvent?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solute molecules?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces need to be disrupted between solvent molecules?

What types of bonds or intermolecular forces form between the solute and solvent?