1. Triple bonds - three pairs of electrons 1.

Resonance structure - cannot be represented

2. Coordinate covalent bonds - furnishes 2. London or dispersion forces - induced
3. Metallic bonds - fixed position dipole-induced dipole (2 non-polar)
4. Van der waals - very weak 3. Keesom forces - dipole-dipole (2 polar)
5. Polar - charges 4. Debye forces - dipole-induced dipole (1 polar,
6. non -polar - no charges 1 non-polar)
7. Hydrogen bonds - hydrogen of one molecule 5. Dipole-dipole - align opposite charges
8. Electronegativity portions - oxygen, fluorine, 6. Dipole-induced dipole -dipole can induce; line
nitrogen up; weak and short lived
9. Dipole bonds - force between polar 7. Dispersion forces - leads to temporary; only
10. Resonance - represent as particular intermolecular; weakest and very short lived
8. Structural formula - similar to displayed;
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9. Molecular formula - simply show number
10. Empirical formula - give simplest possible