Run hard@thehsc
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^^^^ This is in regard to a question I occurred earlier on
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If intramolecular forces do affect boiling and melting point, how would this be? (1 Viewer)
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4321suomynona
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They dont. Only intermolecular forces do lol
someth1ng
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Question is too vague.
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ye fair I agree as well - its just that I feel this question was kind of rigged lol...
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someth1ng
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Not exactly sure I'd agree with a broad statement like that. You can have intramolecular hydrogen bonds, for example, which can disrupt/compete with the formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds.