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43% 5. Intermolecular Forces omework . Due in 2 days Dispersion Forces Homework. Unanswered Arrange the different atoms and m

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Atomic mass is increases dispersion force is increases

He

Ne

Ar

B

HCl

HBr

HF ( hydrogen bond)

C

molar mass or surface area is increases dispersion force is increases

CH4

C4H10

C8H18

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