- Non-polar molecules use London dispersion attraction
- Polar molecules use dipole-dipole attraction
- Hydrogen with nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine uses hydrogen bonds
- Hydrogen bonds determine solubility in water
- By strength: ion-dipole, hydrogen, dipole-dipole, LDF
- LDFs can be stronger than other bonds with many electrons
- Boiling point is affected by the attraction strength
- Shape and size play role due to affecting contact points
- Strength of LDFs depend on the number of electrons