Intermolecular interactions are important in the formation of
crystals, since they control the orientation of adjacent molecules.
Which of the following is not considered an intermolecular force
for directing crystal growth?
1.
hydrogen bonding
2.
van der Waals forces
3.
molecular dipole moments
4.
atomic polarizability
Long-range organization of molecules in the organic solid state
generally results in compounds that
1.
are generally crystalline
2.
are generally amorphous
3.
give broad melting points
4.
are electronically neutral